Re:What should a striving non-programmer do?
by ph0rque on Friday August 24, 2007 @06:51PM
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The advantages/disadvantages for each language have been discussed here and elsewhere ad naseum. To tell you the truth, I didn't research the language decision too much; my rationale for choosing RoR is based on the fact that we have a R(oR) meetup here in State College, PA; that's why I decided to learn that.
In fact, the decision is not (totally) settled yet. My brother is a web developer with five years experience. He is pushing me towards php on Zend (PoZ?), a php web framework authored by the authors of php. For now, however, I am trying to learn RoR just in case he is not able to help me with PoZ.
That being said, I heard that RoR and Python (maybe on Django) is the best for newbies to start with as far as web dev languages go.
In fact, the decision is not (totally) settled yet. My brother is a web developer with five years experience. He is pushing me towards php on Zend (PoZ?), a php web framework authored by the authors of php. For now, however, I am trying to learn RoR just in case he is not able to help me with PoZ.
That being said, I heard that RoR and Python (maybe on Django) is the best for newbies to start with as far as web dev languages go.