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On Tuesday 18 November 2003 04:24, Grant Goodyear wrote: |
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> > There are many very good web development evironments for python, which |
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> > greatly aide the separation of display and logic and would keep the |
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> > programming language consistent across server/client. |
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> Let me add "quixote" (http://www.mems-exchange.org/software/quixote/) to |
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> your list. I tend to think that PHP is a better language for small |
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> projects, but I really like quixote for any project that craves the |
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> power of python (for example, LWN is written for quixote). |
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I don't agree, many large projects are written with PHP, I'm sure you can find |
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many examples for it. LAMP skills are quite common (and I have to think about |
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others maintaining the code after me if needed), and I'm sure LAMP is/will be |
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installed on the servers -stats will be deployed on. |
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Anyway, there's nothing you can do with one lang which can be done with the |
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other for web devel (and PHP is designed for it). While python gives clear |
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advantage in the client side (portage), there's no such advantage on the |
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server side. |
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Those who want to follow the development, the modules are stored on gentoo's |
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cvs. |
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Server: |
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gentoo-src/gentoo-stats/server-ng |
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Client: |
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gentoo-src-gentoo-stats/client-ng |
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Cheers |
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Meir Kriheli |
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http://www.mksoft.co.il |
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