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Discussion in 'Online Game Development' started by ogreman, Nov 16, 2014.

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    Does anybody use this? Got a book this weekend on it:). It uses HTML and CSS.
     
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    doesn't seems bad, but it not that popular like PHP or other...and i prefer more PHP
     
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    Yes, PHP is good too:).
     
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    Did you try Ruby on CodeAcademy? It seems kind of nice.
     
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    Trying to go in order, but, yea, I have heard good things about Ruby:).
     
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    PHP has easier syntax, that's why I prefer PHP over ASP.

    Ruby and Perl are good languages too. Especially Perl is useful and broad. But they do have one disadvantage over PHP in that you need (CGI) common gated interface.
     
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    This sounds right. I would recommend the same.:idea:
     
  8. I wouldn't recommend ASP.NET (a Microsoft framework), if your chosen stack is based on Javascript, unless you're fine swapping Javascript for C# (a Microsoft programming language). The saying is that, "if it grows together, it goes together".

    I also wouldn't even recommend PHP since the syntax is much different than Javascript. Instead, I would recommend Node.js for server-side programming, since it's easier to learn once you've tackled vanilla Javascript (or other families of Javascript like React, Angular, etc.). Python is also another great choice if you want to explore the Django framework.
     

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