OPA, which happens to be a "truly" web language (i.e. server & client).
Poll: What language do you use primarily?
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Re: Poll: What language do you use primarily?
#12OPA, which happens to be a "truly" web language (i.e. server & client).
We might even release it, eventually :)
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#13Web language? I'm not sure what you mean by that.
I use a hybrid of the English language when communicating on the web :D
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#14Web language? I'm not sure what you mean by that.
Pretty sure they mean server side language.
I think you're right, Matthew, but it needs to be more clearly stated, especially since this thing started with Python, PHP, Ruby and Other. That "Other" covers a lot of big players even if they aren't sexy.
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#15... and anyway, who cares? It's not like these polls have _any_ validity.
I find it helpful to see what other people are using so I can either guide myself towards what I should learn next or know that I'm on a track that's going to be supported for the foreseeable future.
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#16F#
This is based on http://tryfs.net, which GitHub reckons is 52% F# code and 48% Javascript (server-side code run through CouchDB). I don't think F# is all that common for web development.
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#17The main 3? You're actually missing ASP .NET which is quite popular (in fact, isn't it 2nd place in popularity to server side languages?) .. Please add this, otherwise you'll be getting A LOT of 'Other' votes
I wouldn't call ASP.NET a 'language'. Framework yes, language no.
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#18I'm using PHP for almost 10 years now. I'm going to try out Ruby though just to test it out.
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#19No option for Groovy? C'mon, man... :-)
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#20Scala - with Lift or Play