As the web evolves, so too is our concept of MVC (model view controller) Architecture. As web applications become increasingly complex and interactive, more and more logic is added to the browser side of the application. As a result, web applications are beginning to simulate desktop applications more and more every day. These sorts of applications are called RIAs (rich internet applications) and are going mainstream fast. Javascript is being pushed to its limits, and new RIA technologies like Flash 4 and Silverlight are slowly taking over the web. What’s going on here? MVC architecture is changing as we know it.
Posts Tagged ‘web’
PHP vs. Java – Which One Is the Better Web Language?
Posted on March 4th, 2010
by Eric Rowell
Traditionally, it seems like Java is the web language of choice for corporations, and PHP has been the web language of choice for people who own their own websites (i.e. small scale websites). It also seems like both of these groups will swear by anything that their language, whether it be PHP or Java, is the supreme language of the universe. I personally have experience with both PHP and Java, have owned my own websites (like www.webkrunk.com), and have also worked at a large corporation as a Java developer. The purpose of this post is to help explain the apparent segregation between both groups while providing some guidance as to which platform to choose depending on your situation.
PHP vs. Java – Which One Is the Better Web Language?
Posted on March 4th, 2010
by Eric Rowell
Traditionally, it seems like Java is the web language of choice for corporations, and PHP has been the web language of choice for people who own their own websites (i.e. small scale websites). It also seems like both of these groups will swear by anything that their language, whether it be PHP or Java, is the supreme language of the universe. I personally have experience with both PHP and Java, have owned my own websites (like www.webkrunk.com), and have also worked at a large corporation as a Java developer. The purpose of this post is to help explain the apparent segregation between both groups while providing some guidance as to which platform to choose depending on your situation.