Craig`
07-24-2009, 09:42 PM
Hey, I know there's been a lot of debates about this, and yes I know that one is a language, and the other is a framework, but I want to know what would be the best decision.
I've heard arguments that django code is cleaner, same with the urls - cleaner that is -
I've looked through tutorials for both django and php, I've found that django can be a bit time consuming to set up - when learning that is, I mean having to use the cmd for stuff - and that php is generally easier.
If you know me, you'll know that I'm currently seriously learning web design/dev, and that I want to carry on with it as a career, so this may be a serious choice
fire away; and btw don't say "go with what you like best", (I haven't done excessive amounts of either option)
~ Craig.
I've heard arguments that django code is cleaner, same with the urls - cleaner that is -
I've looked through tutorials for both django and php, I've found that django can be a bit time consuming to set up - when learning that is, I mean having to use the cmd for stuff - and that php is generally easier.
If you know me, you'll know that I'm currently seriously learning web design/dev, and that I want to carry on with it as a career, so this may be a serious choice
fire away; and btw don't say "go with what you like best", (I haven't done excessive amounts of either option)
~ Craig.