where does Python stand?
Bruno Desthuilliers
bdesth.quelquechose at free.quelquepart.fr
Thu Feb 5 14:42:52 EST 2004
Ben wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I learned Python as part of my university coursework... I enjoyed it.
> Now I'm just wondering how Python compares with asp, jsp, php and what
> not?? I don't have slightest knowledge about these languages...
ASP (Active Server Page) is a technology, not a language - you can code
ASP with at least VB, Jscript and C#.
JSP (Java Server Page) is mostly a way of embedding Java code in a web
page. Here again, more a techno than a language by itself.
VB, C# and Java *are* general purpose programming languages.
PHP, even if it's true that it began as a web scripting language, is now
usable as a stand-alone, 'general purpose' programming language (there's
even a Gtk+ binding...).
> Are
> they more advanced than Python?
Depends... What does 'more advanced' mean ?
> Can Python be integrated with
> Dreamweaver?
I don't think so, at least not like PHP or ASP ir like. If you plan to
use Python for web development, there are many other solutions - Zope,
Spyce, etc, Google is your friend !-)
> Hope some of you can get me out of confusion...
Hope we did !-)
Bruno
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