Web Application/Site Languages

[iTiger]

php (with mysql), css and html

for editing i use golive cs2

[MenZa]

XHTML 1.0 (Transitional, Strict), CSS2, PHP and MySQL

[Kousotsu]

I like notepad with txt file... hahahaha, Well really I do some things I use allot of Apps:

 

PS7

Gimp

FrontPage

DreamWeaver

Flash

 

Languages:

 

PHP

CSS

HTML

and I use some CMS programs (to lazy to write my own) Oh and Joomla is one of my fav CMS programs. 1.0.12 and 1.5b

[erbic]

I'm fairly fluent in HTML and CSS; have been learning JavaScript. I think I really need to learn PHP.

 

What I lack in web site design is creativity.

[Mr-Mur]

hmm...

 

I usually used to use many langs, bt at current ytme these are: HTML 4.0 / CSS, JavaScript & DOM, PHP + mySQL + some Apache's special mods

[niteice]

I find myself using PHP and Python for the most part.

 

I'm also developing a framework in C++ that is extended with Lua, to allow one to write web applications in Lua but code sections in C++ if need be, all running from one CGI script.

[---_---]

I use:

 

Java (J2EE) + Oracle

ASP.NET (strictly C# tho, i hate VB) + Sql Server 2005

I tried some PHP but i didn't like it.

AJAX is very powerful, but you must knwo when to use iit and when to let it aside.

[EddM]

For server side processing I've been developing in PHP4 for quite a few years now, but I'm starting to get into Ruby on Rails for the more demanding applications. There was one application I developed using JavaServer Pages, but I wasn't too happy with it. Java really isn't ready for web applications, if you ask me (despite what I've heard from lots of people that love it! lol).

 

Client-side, XHTML, CSS and Javascript obviously. Sometimes a bit of Flash, but not a lot. I hate fully-flash websites.

[willis1000]

Ruby on Rails, a few python frameworks, Common Lisp. I avoid C# and Java if I can.

I'm picking up PHP and Symfony to code a site for a friend who only has a shared server.

PostgreSQL for heavy lifting, SQLite or Object Prevalence for small data, MySQL if server doesn't have PostgreSQL.

[FUKKU]

languages: java, ruby, php, html, css, javascript

databases: sqlite, mysql, sql server

 

I know ASP from back in the day but I haven't used it in years.

[hei_zen]

Backend: RoR, PHP

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JS of course

 

Thats it

[monoblock]

Backend: RoR, PHP

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JS of course

Thats it smile.gif

 

dito

[audidubber]

CSS, HTML, JAVASCRIPT, XML. I want to learn more php, sql, etc.

[Jaya0309]

ROR will hit the Programming language market in upcoming years. as its fast development environment we can develop any web application very fast. as from my past experience i came to know that we can develop web application easily in ror because the availability of large number of plugins.

 

i have developed many application till now, in any of those application i have not faced any complicated problem till now. i should thank full for all the plugin developers who makes ruby developers life easy.

 

i have lanched a new application in ruby on rails recently. you can check this one by below url

 

www.inkakinada.com it is "  World's First Geo-Visual City Information Classifieds Portal".

 

its been developed with many functionalities with easy of use.

[guilhermecardoso]

I use .NET framework.

ASP.NET, C#, SilverLight. As database, i use MS Access or MS SQL Server.

I also know PHP 4 but i stop using it a few time ago, when i started to study .NET

To design i usually use Photoshop, or sometimes pure CSS.

 

About AJAX, i use too a little but just in "small cases", for example: validating an email, subscribing newsletters, etc.