Re:What language is the majority of startups using today?
by staunch on Tuesday August 07, 2007 @09:22PM
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Perl with Catalyst, DBIx::Class, and Template Toolkit. All the actual every-day code is really simple because all three are designed for extensibility. I just write little plugins that abstract away the repetitive stuff. I also write lots of long-lived systems daemons. They do all the asynchronous tasks in a super efficient way. Not enough people use this technique in my experience.
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Re:What language is the majority of startups using today?
by randallsquared on Wednesday August 08, 2007 @10:59AM
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I just use cron for asynchronous tasks, because it's less complex to write for (just write the script to do the task once, after all), and any unix will already have cron running for other things.