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Pharoah (no login)
Posted Jul 21, 2011 8:43 PM
Any number of things would work for the application as described, since it's pretty simple. If Lars is running on a shared host, though, he might well find that he's stuck with using PHP, since most of the less expensive shared hosts seem to only support PHP and possibly Perl/Python.
The good news in that case would be that PHP is pretty user friendly, and it's got a low bar to entry (although it's easy to shoot yourself in the foot, too). Also, PHP has some of the best documentation I've ever seen.
>Lars
If you're interested in learning one of the client side scripting languages, I have experience in the common ones. Let me know and I can put together some links, but be sure to look up what your host can support first. |
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