Dogescript.
I mean, it compiles into Javascript. It didn't take long before I realized that I could write an entire Node-based web app entirely in DS.
Much users. Very rich.
Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
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Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#42I use php not because it's better than Java (for example) but because I know it better :)
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#43F#
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#44F#
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#45Golang
See: Go.
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#46Languages that are cool/hip/popular here will win. Odd that Golang was left out with it fitting that criteria... but I still stand by the assertion :)
"Go" is in the list. Perhaps you just missed it?
Edit: I see, based on other comments, that Go wasn't part of the original lineup.
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#47Java, sometimes node/js on side projects.
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#48I appreciated the lisp and clojure options; I use racket/typed racket - for no other reason than that it's a lot of fun.
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#49PHP. It may be old, tricky to debug, and cumbersome to write long projects with but the ability to bounce in and out of logic on a simple, proven, well adopted stack that has plenty of knowledge-base and ready machines everywhere has it's advantages. Plus, I've heard a lot of developers knock PHP but I've yet to see a problem solved with Ruby or Python that couldn't have been solved with PHP.
Re: Poll: What Programming Language Do You Use for Server Side Web Development?
#50Python (Django)