[your clock is screwed ;-)] Thomas wrote: > Some input from me about what I think of what technoligy to use. This is > just my opinion and of corse I'm willing to learn something new if thats > what you think would work the best.
I think what works best for you works best for us. >>On Jun 30, 2005, at 7:24 PM, Adam R. B. Jack wrote: >> >>>To my knowledge here are the best known candiates (plus some others >>>I've >>>heard discussed.) >>> >>> - Java JSP/Struts. >> > Java and JSP + Struts I know well... the easy way to get a result. Java > is my main programming language and I personaly think I know it well > regarding webapplication in Java, J2EE and struts. Cool. >>> - Cocoon (Stefano has spent significant time on this, he feels it >>>is worth >>>evaluating.) >> > Cocoon: I have never used it but sounds like I can get som help from > Stefano. So that might work for me to. Great. >>> - mod_python (Leo has spent some time on this, he feels it is worth >>>evaluating.) >> > mod_python: I have never used python, so that sound like a challange but > challanges is just a good thing... It all depends on what I need to have > finished at the end of summer of code. Learning python is easy (especially if you know java) but you don't have to. Gump3 is architected in a way so that different modules can be built with different languages, the idea was to capture more people that way. But I suggest you start reading the excellent "dive into python" (http://diveintopython.org/) just to get a sense of what it is. >>> - PHP (why not?) >> > PHP: I have done som work with PHP. But I rather prefer some type of > Java or none script language before PHP. Nice to hear that ;-) >>To toss another idea out there... >> >> I highly recommend Ruby on Rails - it's elegant, clean, and ties >>to a DB easily. >> > > >>Erik > > Ruby on Rails: never used it never even programed in Ruby. But the > same gose here as for mod_python. I heard good things on RoR, but nobody here knows Ruby and we are trying to increase the community size not decrease it ;-) > To summarize this. I prefer a java based language and framework. The > advantage of using mod_python is that alot of other thing in gump and > around gump is written in python. I don't have anything against lerning > something new but the result will take abit longer and would not be as > good implemented as if had been Javabased. > > I don't know what and how much I need to do compleat the summer of code > project. My intention and hope is that I can keep on working on this and > be a part of the Gump project even after the summer of code. We would hope that to be the case too. So, make yourself at home, follow Leo's excellent directions and let us know how you feel when you get there. > For the moment I'm setting Gump and I'm trying to get it to work. I'm > also trying to get an over view of the database and what all the tables is. Great. -- Stefano. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
