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[giwrg98]

Hey guys, I am a newbie and I use linux(Ubuntu spesifically):pinguin:
I have been learning python so far but I would like to change my path and focus on two languages....
The one is for web development and the other is for programs.....
Can you help me out to find what language to pick?

[Flying Dutchman]

Since you already know Python I would suggest you keep Python as your web language (ofcourse you need some modules to work). As for other language, depends really what you want. Java for example is slower than C/C++ but can work on any machine that has Java Virtual Machine. C/C++ are fast and there are some cross platform librarys but may require some tweaking to do for each platform. If you plan to develop for Windows OS only then I'd suggest Visual Studio and VC++/C#.

[giwrg98]

You know, I have heard from a friend that python is not very good and for the web and web apps and until now The only way to design apps with python is Django, right?

[Alexander]

Django is a framework for web applications (and a nice powerful one at that), think of how ASP is with its framework. You can always just install the official the mod_python Apache module though to work with Python online, it is more simple than ASP and most likely much of PHP.

[giwrg98]

Nullw0rm said:

Django is a framework for web applications (and a nice powerful one at that), think of how ASP is with its framework. You can always just install the official the mod_python Apache module though to work with Python online, it is more simple than ASP and most likely much of PHP.

1.Sorry but I didn't understood much
2.In Django I have been using it or a while but I had to set networks and many stuff to run it, can it be on a site or on an html file?
3. Is Ruby as good as Python adn why yes(or not)?

[mrlemke]

Rails is a framework for Ruby to be used in web development.