I'm already doing a research on 3 big names in the web framework competition (Yii, Django and Rails), and would like to share my experience in a longer animated movie.
My observation is that it generally depends on what kind of people you work with (their experience and their geekiness matters the most), you prefer stability over bleeding-edge, what support you expect from the community, and more importantly, what the technical requirements are for your application.
The language itself (PHP/Python/Ruby/other.) has almost the least impact on what you should choose, in my opinion.
(The movie won't be available till next year, sorry.)
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I'm already doing a research on 3 big names in the web framework competition (Yii, Django and Rails), and would like to share my experience in a longer animated movie.
My observation is that it generally depends on what kind of people you work with (their experience and their geekiness matters the most), you prefer stability over bleeding-edge, what support you expect from the community, and more importantly, what the technical requirements are for your application.
The language itself (PHP/Python/Ruby/other.) has almost the least impact on what you should choose, in my opinion.
(The movie won't be available till next year, sorry.)