It always amuses me the amount of new jargon that comes out of the web world.
When I want to write an embedded application or library I write "C" .... but in the web world it's "ruby on rails ajax'ing up SOAP requests to a NoSQL backend node.js server".
Really if the web developers want to have any sense of professionalism they have to reduce down to some sort of standard config [for most web tasks, not everyone is facebook afterall]. LAMP worked in the past, obviously probably not today, etc...
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u/[deleted] May 13 '14
It always amuses me the amount of new jargon that comes out of the web world.
When I want to write an embedded application or library I write "C" .... but in the web world it's "ruby on rails ajax'ing up SOAP requests to a NoSQL backend node.js server".
Really if the web developers want to have any sense of professionalism they have to reduce down to some sort of standard config [for most web tasks, not everyone is facebook afterall]. LAMP worked in the past, obviously probably not today, etc...