Which programming language is most widely used for web development?

Yes, but how are you dealing with the architecture, good practices and common patterns? Do you take care of it yourself?
I mean, this is just crazy to go with Java if you have Spring. :D
This is weird to not use frameworks because you feel like at some point you are making one yourself.
i deal with it by following good programming practices. i started with low level programming in C/ASM in the late 90s mostly on linux/bsd.
later i worked on a few other programming languages and eventually got into PHP too which is quite easy compared to real programming languages.
its not weird not to use frameworks if you can do the functions you need yourself. actually when i started there were not really much or any frameworks, everyone did things themselfs.
but nowdays programmers get lazy and just slap together code mainly based on frameworks without really understanding wtf the framework is actually doing.

Do you think that you can build a full featured website easily with laravel?
sure why not. but you dont really need a framework just to create a website, PHP is easy enough unless you want to build a CMS in which case a framework would be easier if you aren't experienced enough in PHP.
 
javascript can do everything
no it cant and its a horrible language with a ton of flaws. its also not performing well.
java is ok, but javascript is just a clusterfuck.
 
no it cant and its a horrible language with a ton of flaws. its also not performing well.
java is ok, but javascript is just a clusterfuck.
I agree after a year of battles with this junk.
The code is hardly readable due to single-threading and other shit I would rather not discuss here.

So I think angular with typescript is superb if you look at javascript.
Strong reason to use framework in this case.
 
i deal with it by following good programming practices. i started with low level programming in C/ASM in the late 90s mostly on linux/bsd.
later i worked on a few other programming languages and eventually got into PHP too which is quite easy compared to real programming languages.
its not weird not to use frameworks if you can do the functions you need yourself. actually when i started there were not really much or any frameworks, everyone did things themselfs.
but nowdays programmers get lazy and just slap together code mainly based on frameworks without really understanding wtf the framework is actually doing.


sure why not. but you dont really need a framework just to create a website, PHP is easy enough unless you want to build a CMS in which case a framework would be easier if you aren't experienced enough in PHP.
For front end, we can build a site without any frameworks. But, how will you build a full stack website without a framework like laravel? It is possible, but would you really recommend people to use own coding instead of frameworks?
 
I agree after a year of battles with this junk.
The code is hardly readable due to single-threading and other shit I would rather not discuss here.
just a few examples :

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:D
 
When I was learning JavaScript, I thought I didn't understand the type conversions correctly, but now I realized.
When I was learning JavaScript, I realized I am just learning absurds and something that is language specific, and is useless. :D
Laughing hard every time when I see new ECMA Script release with their new, marvelous solutions.
 
When I was learning JavaScript, I thought I didn't understand the type conversions correctly, but now I realized.
i mean it has some use for websites, but in general its a shitty language that shouldnt be used.
however its what we have to deal with for now...
 
Yeah. JavaScript is pretty broken. Still makes me money though so I'm not gonna stop using it

Plus I actually use typescript which is a much nicer experience programming wise. Still is JavaScript though.

I still think nodejs and vuejs are the best things ever for JavaScript though
 
Yeah. JavaScript is pretty broken. Still makes me money though so I'm not gonna stop using it

Plus I actually use typescript which is a much nicer experience programming wise. Still is JavaScript though.

I still think nodejs and vuejs are the best things ever for JavaScript though
But why is vue.js better than Angular if Angular has pseudo-MVC pattern and typescript out of the box?
 
But why is vue.js better than Angular if Angular has pseudo-MVC pattern and typescript out of the box?
Honestly I started using vue and just enjoy working with it more. And yes out of the box typescript. In my current personally project I'm actually using go. Which has been a big learning experience for me.
 
Honestly I started using vue and just enjoy working with it more. And yes out of the box typescript. In my current personally project I'm actually using go. Which has been a big learning experience for me.
What is the Go for in the project?

Vue.js looks fine. I see it has some features similar to Angular. Their docs are better than React, definitely.
 
PHP, HTML & CSS.

Because I have to deal with : JSON & XML.

My favorite framework : Drupal (yes, some people consider it's a framework, especially since the 8th version of the core).
 
What is the Go for in the project?

Vue.js looks fine. I see it has some features similar to Angular. Their docs are better than React, definitely.
The go project is a replacement for something I built in nodejs
 
I wonder why there are no python developer here!
 
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