They are all different programming languages.
I would say PHP is the most used now days and imo the most simple to use, web/database applications are becoming more and more popular and such PHP's popularity.
I'm more of a server administrator then coder but I think they can all do each other jobs, some better than others. But if you are doing web development I would stick with PHP.
I would say PHP is the most used now days and imo the most simple to use, web/database applications are becoming more and more popular and such PHP's popularity.
I'm more of a server administrator then coder but I think they can all do each other jobs, some better than others. But if you are doing web development I would stick with PHP.
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Hey Mihai!
It all depends on what your goal is when it comes to programing? Each of these has it's application ( Facebook is php heavy where Dropbox on other hand is relying on Python for sync and share functionality).
PHP might prove to be a bit harder to get into where python is almost a pseudo-language which means that even a non-programer can easily read and interpret the code due to simplicity of it's syntax.
What are your goals when it comes to web programing?
It all depends on what your goal is when it comes to programing? Each of these has it's application ( Facebook is php heavy where Dropbox on other hand is relying on Python for sync and share functionality).
PHP might prove to be a bit harder to get into where python is almost a pseudo-language which means that even a non-programer can easily read and interpret the code due to simplicity of it's syntax.
What are your goals when it comes to web programing?
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Thanks for the info.
So, given that you've already somewhat into php already - my advise would be to stick with it for now. The internet as we know was built on PHP+MYSQL combo.
What does this mean for you though? With the basics of PHP you should be looking into a framework that you would work with. Frameworks provide you with the skeleton around which you can express your creativity and PHP knowledge and allows you to use up the security benefits that come along with these frameworks.
The most popular would be Laravel, Symphony and Codeigniter and Zend - where Symphony has all the robustsnes needed but Laravel is gaining a lot of traction and has some great tutorials that you can follow.
So my suggestion would be to start with one of these frameworks and take it from there - then use some of your free time to investigate Python a bit more and when you feel more comfortable with it test out Django as it's the leading Python framework out there.
Let me know if I can help with more info
So, given that you've already somewhat into php already - my advise would be to stick with it for now. The internet as we know was built on PHP+MYSQL combo.
What does this mean for you though? With the basics of PHP you should be looking into a framework that you would work with. Frameworks provide you with the skeleton around which you can express your creativity and PHP knowledge and allows you to use up the security benefits that come along with these frameworks.
The most popular would be Laravel, Symphony and Codeigniter and Zend - where Symphony has all the robustsnes needed but Laravel is gaining a lot of traction and has some great tutorials that you can follow.
So my suggestion would be to start with one of these frameworks and take it from there - then use some of your free time to investigate Python a bit more and when you feel more comfortable with it test out Django as it's the leading Python framework out there.
Let me know if I can help with more info
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Python is already very popular language. Most of our backend/frontend is already developed in Django. PHP is good to start with however, I will also suggest you to start learning Python as soon as possible.
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PHP is a free of charge open source scripting language and widely used in the web environment. The best advantage of PHP is that it is easy to learn and use.
Perl is an all-purpose tool. Not only is it well suited for web design but there are a lot of other applications that it can be integrated into as well.
Python is unlike any other programming languages. It supports multiple styles of programming, so if you already have a background in one language it can be applied to this one. This is a good choice if you have object orientation you want to do.
Perl is an all-purpose tool. Not only is it well suited for web design but there are a lot of other applications that it can be integrated into as well.
Python is unlike any other programming languages. It supports multiple styles of programming, so if you already have a background in one language it can be applied to this one. This is a good choice if you have object orientation you want to do.
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