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Those cheat sheets are seriously out of date. Scriptaculous? VBScript / ASP? Um, no.
by admnor 13y ago
Those cheat sheets are seriously out of date. Scriptaculous? VBScript / ASP? Um, no.
- StevenNunez 13y agoRuby 1.8.4?!
- alkonaut 13y agoAnd extremely narrow in scope, being all web centric. And what's with the who's who of poorly designed technologies? if I had to pick a list of languages and technologies with the most annoying design deficiencies, it would be php, js, mysql, vbscript, asp. Web development still is a stinking pile of languages, but at least classic asp/vbscript and most php is gone, right?
- spoiler 13y agoPHP is not gone, yet; quite unfortunately.
- hvs 13y agoPHP isn't even remotely gone. Between one of the largest sites in the world (Facebook) and the most popular blogging platform (Wordpress) not to mention a countless number of little (and not so little) sites, PHP is stronger than ever. If anything, I expect PHP's arc to look more like JavaScript than Perl.
- computerslol 13y agohttp://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/programming_language/all http://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/programming_languag... As a .net developer I am pretty happy ASP.net is doing so well. PHP however, is still king.
- teaneedz 13y agoNeeds an update for Bootstrap 3.