Back-end

Recommendations for back-end stuff, language wise? PHP?

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Laravel if you want it quick and performance is not an important factor

inb4 artisan faggot

This and django

nodejs with yarn or npm you can easily extend node and it's pretty noob friendly. there are downsides but you will personally feel them only if you're kneedeep in.

Python, Go, C#, Java, NodeJS (for memes), Clojure, Scala, OCaml (it's rare but peeps do it).

This + Flask

Javascript with Vert.x

This post makes you sound like an idiot.

>Extend node
Wtf does this even mean.

The downsides are performance and no types (the types can be semi fixed if you want a build step which I recommend), but while doing anything heavy (image manipulation) it's very easy to drop down into C/C++ with Node.

The event loop is dead simple. NPM is still a bugfest (either avoid it altogether with Yarn or makes sure you and your collaborators choose a "good" NPM version, I recommend 5.4.x for now).

The extend thing is probably referring to "web scaling". It's some autistic buzzword that retarded webdevelopers like to use.

Perl CGI!

PHP is great for staying employed. Legacy code isn’t going anywhere, and there really isn’t anything wrong with it if you just write quality code.

Use phalcon instead. You’ll actually learn PHP instead of just learning a framework, and it’ll be fast as fuck.

Need a Python programmer to help with this exercise
1. Read an integer number from the console, store the result in a variable n
2. Read ‘n’ integers from the console and store them in a list
3. Sort the list in reverse order – from highest to lowest
4. Loop over the elements in the list and print them each on their own line to the console

Inputs: 1 number n – number of integers to read, list of integers
Outputs: n integers, one per line, sorted from highest to lowest
thnx

Django/Flask with python,
Rails with ruby.

There's a lot of shittier alternatives like perl with CGI or c++ with cgi.

in the loo rameesh

print(*sorted([int(input()) for _ in range(int(input()))], reverse=True), sep='\n')

Looks good after a quick read of their page. I just got used to the framework I guess but sometimes it is a little frustrating that there are so many things you do repetetive and end up with a lot of bload just to keep your code "clean".

This doesn't print them out as a list user?

>print them each on their own line to the console

Spring Boot, best security ever, never crash

>perl
>shittier
Perl is great for the web.

>using PHP and not coffescript or whatever shit that will get you laid

user, Coffeescript and Rails are losing users.

If you want a job, Java and/or C#.

Well... I dunno... I don't do web dev... The guys at work uses rails.

Java or Kotlin

Enjoy your drop in performance.

This.

I don't think he will enjoy that, but I sure bet he will enjoy the productivity boost
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from random import shuffle
l = list([int(input()) for _ in range(int(input()))])
while ! all(l[i] >= l[i+1] for i in xrange(len(l)-1)):
shuffle(l)
print(l,sep='\n')

got offered an internship in Sydney but they want me to learn .net core

do I go full pajeet?

Compared to what? PHP? LOL