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I recently went through an article which states the different combination to make an Web-Application , so I was wondering that when a developer should go for
1.php
2.asp
3.jsp/Servelets
anything on it would be appreciated
Developer should develop in which language he/she is comfortable.and client's requirement is also taken care of.
Open source web application should develop in PHP. Application meant to run in Windows server must develop in asp and in both the cases you can use java. Java is mostly use to develop desktop applications.
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I'm a college student and have taken several web development and web design courses. Over the last few years I have used the following:
PHPStorm
Visual Studio Code
Notepad++
SublimeText3
Atom
Amongst all of those, I don't really have a preference. I lean towards Jetbrains since as a student I get full access via student license. But those other editors/IDE's work fine too. If you were in my shoes which would you opt to use more frequently?
I'm a front-end developer, I mostly use VScode it's powerful with lots of features. You can customize it as per your needs.
It has a huge library of extensions which are really handy.
I think VScode is best for web developers. Whatsoever.
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I am working on an android application that uploads a file to my server and then gets a string response. The String requires modification before presenting to the user.Should the modification be done on the server or the phone...Which is faster?
Server is something you control. If it's slow, upgrade it. But you cannot control devices and there are plethora of them, some are high-end some are low-end.
So basically you cannot expect any processing to be fast on the device side because their performance is not uniform.
Having said that, I would suggest moving as much processing as possible to server side. A good app is light but rich. Just like Google. It's just a text field on client but behind the screen it is powered by thousands of servers.
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I want to check specific drivers installed or not in a client's computer through the PHP, Is it possible with the PHP programming?
If it's possible, How can I do?
There is no general interface for this indeed, as PHP is a server side language, and you want to find out things on the client side. The only possibility is to either have a client side installable extension or alter the drive to expose itself through some kind of browser interface if you have control over the driver.
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I'm trying to make a Web site that showcases multiple scripting languages, including Ruby on Rails. If I make the framework of the site in Rails, is there a way to run other languages like PHP on the Rails server, or do I need something like XAMPP?
For example when you want to run perl, you could use Microperl. For php.
If this all does not work for you or you want to execute it otherwise, you can create APIs in such languages and let Ruby talk to this APIs.
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Particularly, for PHP development, which one performs better? I'd like to deploy a Zend Framework 1.X app on the chosen platform. Which one makes this easier/possible?
One thing I particularly love about Pagodabox is how they "force" you to use git (or some other version control system). I know you probably wouldn't use either GAE of PB for trivial projects, so you're probably already using some version control system. But I still think that's a nice touch of them. Plus it makes deploying that much easier.