What programming languages and platforms do you use for large-scale projects in your organization?
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What Programming languages and platforms do you use ?
- PHP (25%, 607 Votes)
- Javascript, Node.JS (14%, 350 Votes)
- Shell/Bash etc (12%, 280 Votes)
- Java (11%, 262 Votes)
- Python (10%, 245 Votes)
- C/C++/Objective-C (7%, 174 Votes)
- Perl (6%, 150 Votes)
- .NET/C# (5%, 116 Votes)
- Ruby, Ruby on Rails (4%, 107 Votes)
- JVM Based other than Java (Groovy, JRuby, Scala etc) (2%, 60 Votes)
- Go (2%, 48 Votes)
- Erlang (1%, 25 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,058
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Peter ZaitsevPeter managed the High Performance Group within MySQL until 2006, when he founded Percona. Peter has a Master's Degree in Computer Science and is an expert in database kernels, computer hardware, and application scaling.
Please consider taking the HandlerSocket PHP driver under your wings. It’s messy and a hinderance to adoption, definitely not production ready.
No Haskell? My biggest production product is using Yesod, but I’ve also done smaller stuff with both Happstack and Snap.
As ever it’s a blend, “good architecture” is the only think I try to use all the time. Languages and flavours of data storage & cache are just tools, the come third. First is understanding the data and the challenge (store/process/transmit of that data) second is the architecture.
As always our inventory of languages exceeds the maximum number of choices (5) in the poll… Are we doing something wrong? 😛
PaulC. My biggest gripe is that Oracle went ahead and did their own thing when HandlerSocket had been around for 2 years before 5.6 release. Seemed like a baaaaaad move to me. And I think only now in may, did the handlersocket source get patched to provide compile support for 5.6
Hi, Peter. I usually use Grails now, before purely Java. I’m happy a chess person is so successful in IT industry. Good luck!