Programming, computers, etc. [Serious]

[atomtengeralattjaro]

I found this sadfunny:



Thankfully we're using openssh instead of libssh so I didn't need to update for this latest wonder of a bug.

[assdef]

Don't shh me! You shh yourself!

Rude!

[atomtengeralattjaro]

[Ml08180]

I was wondering what everyone tech-inclined feels about JSL vs PHP webpages. JSL's syntax is really horrible to look at and work with (imo), but PHP doesn't have quite the same power Java does when it comes to getting stuff done, so I'm really torn on which one to use.

Just trying to get some alternative perspectives on the utility of one vs the other before deciding what I want to use as the basis of a site I'm designing. I'm planning on running the server on a Linux machine, if that makes one choice significantly more complicated than the other.

[atomtengeralattjaro]

I'm not sure how you'd use the Japanese Sign Language to make a website...

I've never heard of JSL, don't you mean JSP?
A quick search points to at least three different thigns JSL might mean just in the Java context: Java Service Launcher, Java Simulation Library, or Java Search Library. Wow.

Anyhow, I can't give you any useful info since I kind of dislike both Java and PHP, and am not a web developer. If it were me I'd try using ASP.NET (with mono), just because it would let me code in C# and that's what I'm comfortable with. But in general I just don't like working on websites...

I think your choice should depend on what you're more comfortable with, as well as what kind of complexity you need in server-side logic. You can pull off a ton of stuff with php, but the code might will get messy I guess

[Ml08180]

I did mean JSP, I was posting during a break and my fingers betrayed me

Also ASP is a little off the table for me as I primarily (almost exclusively) use Ubuntu and ASP gets dependent on Microsoft for some stuff. I could probably work around it, but every time I try to work around MS products on my machine it's always a headache so I tend to avoid them whenever possible. Thank you though!

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I'd drop PHP in the toilet hoping to never see it again

[Ml08180]

I think I enjoyed using it, but I'm not entirely sure if it was the PHP or the AJAX that I actually liked. Either way, JSP is part of my training for my job so I guess I'll wait to work with JSP a little more before I decide

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Just learn dependency injection, make your variables final (*ALL YOUR VARIABLES*) and you will be fine