People always seem to be discussing which language/framework is best, why one is better than the other. I generally don’t like to join in on such discussions as I believe you can achieve what you want using any language. However, recently I’ve found that I’ve sort of fallen victim to such discussions.
When I was looking [...]
Archive for July, 2008
“Problems” with technologies
Posted in thoughts, web development, tagged django, RoR, Ruby on Rails, Scalability, technologies, Twitter, web development on July 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Setting up my playground
Posted in web server, tagged django, web development, web hosting on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
To embark on my little journey, I needed to find an environment that could accommodate all of my needs. Given the variety of languages/framework/web servers I plan to look into, I couldn’t settle less than having complete control over my server. Enter Slicehost, a company that offers VPS for prices that are quite affordable. I [...]
My Web Tech Hitlist
Posted in web development, tagged django, framework, gae, google app engine, gwt, java, python, rails, ruby, web development, web framework, wicket on July 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Here is a list of frameworks/technologies I want to examine. (in no particular order or relationship) I will categorize them later.
Python + frameworks (Django, TurboGears etc…)
Ruby + frameworks (Rails, Merb etc…)
Java/Wicket
SQLite and its capabilities
Different “web” servers (nginx, lighttpd, mongrel etc…)
Google App Engine
GWT
This is mostly a list of things I want to look at first and [...]
The vast plain of web development
Posted in thoughts, tagged development, frameworks, learning, software, software development, technologies, vast plain, web development, web software on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Once every so often I find the need to step back and evaluate the work I’m doing. I feel that it helps me understand myself a little better and from that I can figure out what it is I really want to do. I find it to be immensely rewarding and makes me a lot [...]
