What do you use as the primary programming language when you program a heavy duity server application?
For me i use C# 2.0, and for clients i use either C# or VB.NET,
what about you?
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Why use different languages at all? C# is the only one you should be using.
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C || SQL || (C# && SQL) || (Assembly if I get the time to do something for fun) && !(C++) && !(VB if I don't have to)
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rjdohnert
You will never know success until you know failure
C++ and VB are the two I see the most. Im starting to see more C# and I rarely see any Java anymore.
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rjdohnert wrote:C++ and VB are the two I see the most. Im starting to see more C# and I rarely see any Java anymore.
Java seems to be loosing people's interest, and for Servers, Java really isn't great anyways.
C# is gaining popularity, and is my favorite, with C++ being another good language for servers.
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That's surprising. I thought Java had a good following on the server--certainly stronger than on the client, at least. What are the issues that have arisen? Is it just the sheer amount of J* technologies you have to learn to understand what's going on?
As for myself, I'm using C#, some Ruby, and some basic ColdFusion.
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