Web application: Programming language/Framework
От | Arthur van Dorp |
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Тема | Web application: Programming language/Framework |
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Msg-id | 411E0F58.2000206@gmx.net обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Web application: Programming language/Framework
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Hi all This is a bit off topic but I don't know where else to ask (please tell me if you know). I'm going to build a web application. The choice of the underlying database wasn't difficult. After a few preliminary tests I'm confident that PostgreSQL is absolutely up to the task. But I'm at a loss regarding the "middleware". I know Apache quite well, so I wouldn't mind continuing using it. But what language/application server/whatever do you recommend? Java/J2EE/JBoss, Struts, Perl, Python/Zope, PHP 5, XYZ...? There are a few prerequisits such a framework would have to meet: * Reasonably scalable. * Works well together with PostgreSQL. An abstraction layer which separates the SQL stuff from the rest probably wouldn't be bad either. * Security: * I don't like to worry to much about buffer overflows, SQL injections and the like when coding. * The framework shouldn't need a security update every few days. * Support for encryption at the web frontend side and possibly on the DB end (OpenSSL being my favorite). * Well established: Nothing that vanishes after a few months just because it was the latest craze. Something where you find documentation, mailing lists and a community. * Free (open source) and free (or reasonably priced with the possibility to change the provider). I've had my share of vendor lock-in. * Support for handling XML data as in- and output. * Separation of web frontend logic and web frontend design. * Ease of use is never bad. ;) I'm looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks Arthur
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