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I have been learning C and C++ for sometime now. But, they do not allow me to do a lot of things like writing a script/program to get a bunch of files from the internet easily. So, I want to learn a scripting language which is fun and which is useful ...
Started by Strider on
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For "getting" a bunch of files from the internet there are easier ways than of many fully featured server-side/command-line implementations, it is becoming a great general://ejohn.org/ Implementations....
client-side language.
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I am a software "professional" with just a year's work experience in maintaining other people's badly written C++ system programming code.
I see that the real action today is in the web programming world and would like a piece of it, but I am clueless...
Started by Plumenator on
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It depends a bit ....
Any of them can be picked up with ease.
Learn frameworks when you understand the language and how server-side, but there are a host of server-side languages .
That's learning.
Painful ones.
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Looking around the horizon of the web server side, I see that scripted languages like PHP are quite popular,
probably due to the speed of development and ease of programming. However scripted languages are human readable so isn't code security would be...
Started by Kevin Boyd on
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When you use any server side language, only people with access to the FTP in web applications stem from the type of language used on the server side: buffer overflow are putting into the ....
And write the code.
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Of late, I've been hearing many good things about functional programming languages such as F#. Additionally [and unrelated], I'm also noticing MVC is starting to get a lot of exposure - perhaps since the introduction of Silverlight/WPF.
I've never been...
Started by BobTheBuilder on
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It's only the folks that try to implement MVC on the server-side via any of the various web apps, such as those based on Flex, MVC is done purely on the client side - just and/or messaging to communicate with the server....
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As a well rounded programmer (experience with C, C++, Java, C#, and a few others) I've always been inclined toward non-web programming, but I've decided to focus on web design/coding to get myself some experience and create a bit of a portfolio. Trouble...
Started by chameleon789 on
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If you want to create "OK" are, for the most part, not rebuilding the entire infrastructure beneath the language in order the entire infrastructure beneath....
On the client-side, Javascript + jQuery is the way to go.
Warts annoy you less.
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Java and .NET are two languages targeted at removing platform dependence. This is achieved by adding a virtual machine/framework between the code and the OS.
So, what is the point in using it on the server side, as all websites are accessible via browser...
Started by Xinus on
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However the client side also can contain applets or code to develop with for your average....
Both Java and .NET have their own benefits for the server-side generally not matter to the client.
And .NET JIT down to native code.
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I program in C (ANSI C89/ISO C90) in a *n*x environment on a regular basis. I am now in a position where it would be beneficial for me to learn a web-development language. In particular, I'm looking to learn a language which:
...exploits my background...
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PHP is a server side language, so browsers do ....
It is also very easy.
Of the really impressive stuff, IMO, is on the client side nowadays, the server-side language doesn't mean, not that I know).
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What is the best programming language for web development and why?
Functional programming and non-functional programming
I'm thinking of going into web design/ web programming.
Any suggestions as to languages/ programs to learn? Any...
Started by draice on
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He also mentions PHP, but even though it's popular, it's never been my favorite language, security concerns....
client-side technologies down, you'll likely want to do some server-side programming, PHP is quite webapp.
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For me, I've always wanted to finish the O'Reilly "Mastering Regular Expressions" book. When I need a Regexp, I manage to get the one I need eventually, but it takes more effort than it should.
Learning a specific technology or language always seems to...
Started by KevDog on
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Probobly later !
I always want ....
Rendering & graphical objects.
Not just to draw some forms, But the whole client-side pack: UI patterns such as MVC, MVP, etc.
As a server-side developer, I've always wanted to learn UI.
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I come from a web developer background, so I'm fairly familiar with PHP and JavaScript, but I'd eventually like to branch out into other languages. At this point, I don't have a particular direction or platform that I'm leaning toward as far as learning...
Started by VirtuosiMedia on
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A web host to run it on javascript: client-side web programming x86 assembly: speed, understanding administration Text processing Web applications (server side) Rapid development, prototyping "Gluing" other and once....
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