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Posted by Michael Fesser on 01/25/07 17:34
..oO(Hasin Hayder)
>Lets go for JS. Javascript is simple yet powerful language (I better
>say a mandatory one for web application developers) to learn.
Depends on the application. I consider it nice-to-have, but optional.
>Unless u
>have proper knowledge in JS, its very hard to develop "usable" web
>2 apps.
"Web 2.0" is just a marketing gag, a buzzword. There's nothing special
about it.
And when it comes to usability then "usable" means (for me) that it also
has to work if JS is disabled or not available. Of course if used
properly then JS can be a real improvement to a website/webapp, but it
shouldn't be used for the most fundamental functionality, unless you
have total control over your client's browser configuration (like in an
intranet maybe). There's always an alternative non-JS way. That's what I
consider a properly written webapp.
>MySQL becomes very popular by last couple of years becoz of it's
>performance. By the meantime PostgreSQL also developed a lot. Now its
>hardly a factor between them, if you talk abt performance. Beside that
>I must say postgre is much more mature, feature rich and thats why it
>is called "open source oracle".
Compared to MySQL 5.0/5.1 there's not much of a difference.
>Never wait for only MySQL. Learn
>postgreSQL.
Learn PDO. ;)
Micha
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