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On Thu, 28 Dec 2006, Strong Cypher wrote: |
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> I'm looking for a language really great for ajax web developping |
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> I really want a list of advantage a disadvantage, like |
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> Developper available who know well the language |
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> Ajax integration |
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> Framework object oriented ... |
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> Easy plugins install ... |
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> I'm searching and searching, I found 2 one |
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> Ruby, really beautifull, but lake of developper who know it are really a bad |
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> pointed, I can do a mistake perhaps |
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> And so PHP, lot's of people know it, smarty + adodb or pear, and object are |
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> fine, but does exist an alternative ? |
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There isn't a language specifically geared to doing AJAX stuff (AJAX is |
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usually Javascript anyway). |
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There are a lot of frameworks out there that might make it easier to |
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_generate_ AJAX code and/or work with specific AJAX libraries like |
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Prototype, Scriptaculous, Dojo, etc. |
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Some of the better frameworks: |
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Ruby on Rails: based on Ruby; comes with Prototype and helpers to work |
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with it. Ive found the Ruby folks to be very helpful - the Rails list is a |
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very high volume list! Very nice framework. |
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Symfony: PHP5 object-based; comes with Prototype and helpers; there is a |
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Dojo plugin; Yahoo used this framework to develop their new bookmarks |
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service (http://beta.bookmarks.yahoo.com/); Im using this at work |
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currently and have found it fairly easy to use. |
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If you like Python, you might want to check out Django or TurboGears (I |
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dont know much about them since I dont know Python but they have receieved |
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a lot of positive press). |
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