PHP/Codeigniter or Ruby on rails mas maau practisan?

[cutterpillow20]

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Unsa maau practice2xsan PHP/Codeigniter or Ruby on rails? kanang nindot pang future. kabalo na ko php, naa napud ko mga project na nabuhat mga simple lang nuon. dugay na ko gusto magtuon ug framework ma busy lang usahay kay naa klase. pagsearch2x nku nindut pud daw ning ruby/ruby on rails dili pa kaau daghan g gamit ug dali ra daw development mao ako na basahan. unsa kaha maau mga bossing para dili sayang ang oras? ehehehe! Salamat!

[ondoy]

better PHP nlng din Symfony na framework ky medyo mahal2 ni,din Groovy on rails(Grails) pra png sideline

[salbahis]

You might date and fck PHP, but you are surely marry Ruby/Python

[cutterpillow20]

Salamat boss ondoy.

You might date and fck PHP, but you are surely marry Ruby/Python

Kuyaw pd nig pamulong si boss salbahis oh. Naa lage daw magic sa ruby ingun pa nila. mao na intriga ko. lol Salamat boss.

[salbahis]

Kuyaw pd nig pamulong si boss salbahis oh. Naa lage daw magic sa ruby ingun pa nila. mao na intriga ko. lol Salamat boss.

for long term career either of this two... php are as good as the current trend... it will die someday.. but ruby and python had been there to stay... why? because python and ruby are not just used in web technologies... being open source, it was adopted on other system also... mainly BSD and Linux... heck python and ruby are slowing creeping in mobile technologies...

[boang3000]

You might date and fck PHP, but you are surely marry Ruby/Python

+1 nice quote haha but i'd rather go for zend framework 2

[salbahis]

+1 nice quote haha but i'd rather go for zend framework 2

i like zend despite a brief engagement with it couple years ago... but php cant be used on desktop nor mobile (maybe now but still not a good idea), however ruby and python have been used in conjunction with other language like C/C++


there is always a certain moment for a programmer/developer to rethink which way to go, either for long-term or trend... web/cloud application is currently the trend and php is one of the famous on the lists, however if you want to have steady career, php is not actually good for long term (IMHO)...

[boang3000]

i like zend despite a brief engagement with it couple years ago... but php cant be used on desktop nor mobile (maybe now but still not a good idea), however ruby and python have been used in conjunction with other language like C/C++


there is always a certain moment for a programmer/developer to rethink which way to go, either for long-term or trend... web/cloud application is currently the trend and php is one of the famous on the lists, however if you want to have steady career, php is not actually good for long term (IMHO)...

true true! zend is a great framework for bigger projects/sites but not applicable in mobile. Honestly, I want to learn ruby and python but I dont have much time to study about this languages due to lack of time studying zend for it is needed in the company.

can I ask why php is not good for long term?

[salbahis]

can I ask why php is not good for long term?

in PHP the learning curve is very short, you can actually start developing a php site in just a day (given that a person is really interested in learning it), why its not for long term? PHP are limited as web technology, surely there are compiler that can turn PHP into application (like php to exe), beside php has some security holes... facebook maybe built over php, but its not really a pure PHP but rather a modified PHP developed by facebook dev team (HiHop).... big technologies like google are built over python... i think twitter is rails...

NOTE: This comment are based from current trend and the experienced i had when i still code purely PHP but since my long hiatus in the open source world... i have learn that PHP is not really something that i would marry... currently im focusing in python/pyGTK and vala... its leap of fate actually for im venturing in my uncharted water... but it was worth it... with this leap-of-fate i have to stop my freelance work and just keep my day job...

[boang3000]

in PHP the learning curve is very short, you can actually start developing a php site in just a day (given that a person is really interested in learning it), why its not for long term? PHP are limited as web technology, surely there are compiler that can turn PHP into application (like php to exe), beside php has some security holes... facebook maybe built over php, but its not really a pure PHP but rather a modified PHP developed by facebook dev team (HiHop).... big technologies like google are built over python... i think twitter is rails...

NOTE: This comment are based from current trend and the experienced i had when i still code purely PHP but since my long hiatus in the open source world... i have learn that PHP is not really something that i would marry... currently im focusing in python/pyGTK and vala... its leap of fate actually for im venturing in my uncharted water... but it was worth it... with this leap-of-fate i have to stop my freelance work and just keep my day job...

wow nice info about php i heard about facebook that it was created using python i dont know if it is real. maybe sooner or later i will be studying python or ruby thanks anyway for the this information.