PHP is gonna lose its glamour but not in the near future since so many web sites are now using it, i'd go with javascript always because its the dominant web developing language with a big libary like jquery,ajax... that are being used and used more .
PHP is gonna lose its glamour but not in the near future since so many web sites are now using it, i'd go with javascript always because its the dominant web developing language with a big libary like jquery,ajax... that are being used and used more .
i know this and i meant their use in general web development.You realize javascript is client side and php is server side right? Two entirely different situations.
Ajax (javascript libary )
ruby and python haven't@c0ntenth|ef
Many PHP killers have died already all these years, so no worries. The only way PHP is going to lose its dominance is if the core dev team manages to start a full fledged war between themselves.
it is based mostly on javascript to put all the coding methods used together:sand_play
Ajax is not a javascript "library". :juggle: Start reading here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming) :captain:
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ruby and python haven't
PHP 77.2%
ASP.NET 21.8%
Java 4.0%
ColdFusion 1.3%
Perl 1.0%
Ruby 0.6%
Python 0.2%
it is based mostly on javascript to put all the coding methods used togetherwhere does the 'J' in ajax come from if you know javascript then you'll be able to use ajax easily too.