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Hacker News | Poll: YC Startups, do you use Django, Rails, PHP or Other?

useful, if non-YC centric, poll

dynamic languages frameworks poll php rails rubyonrails perl django python
august 2009 by sogrady

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Learn a dynamic language now - The Tripping Point - Pluralsight Blogs

"Learn a dynamic language now. Why? Because you can do more with less code and get better quality too. How can you argue with that?"

ruby python dynamic languages via:tim
october 2008 by sogrady

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Joe Gregorio | BitWorking | The professionalization of scripting languages

"What we are priveleged to witness, something that wasn't happening a year ago, and will probably be complete in another year or two, is the professionalization of scripting languages."

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june 2008 by sogrady

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Dynamic Language Jobs Map for 2008-Feb-10

note the Javascript predominance

jobs python programming javascript perl maps ruby php dynamic languages
april 2008 by sogrady

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The Sun is going to shine on Python at Ted Leung on the Air

congrats to Ted. very interested to see what he and the rest of Tim's dynamic language rangers can drive within Sun

tedleung sun python hiring dynamic languages jython
march 2008 by sogrady

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The Music of Time: Dynamic Languages in the JVM - Discussion Notes from the CommunityOne RedMonk Unconference

notes from the dynamic language on the JVM session at RedMonkOne - big thanks to Andrew for documenting this

andrewlaw jvm dynamic languages communityone redmonkone javaone
may 2007 by sogrady

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Dynamic Language Runtime: Let the Speculation Begin - Miguel de Icaza

Miguel's guesses as to what MSFT will announce at Mix

mix migueldeicaza microsoft clr dynamic language
april 2007 by sogrady

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Python Slithers into Systems

interesting traction for Python within a risk-averse enterprise sector

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march 2007 by sogrady

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Capistrano & EC2 Sitting in a Tree, K I S S I N G « Niblets….Simple. Less.

via John Herren comes this note, discussing the marriage of Capistrano and EC2

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february 2007 by sogrady

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Stevey's Blog Rants: The Next Big Language

more language goodness from Yegge

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february 2007 by sogrady

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Zend Technologies » Blog Archive » Eclipse PHP Project

need to write more about this, but in the meantime, listen to what the Zend folks have to say on the Eclipse + PHP combination

eclipse php dynamic languages zend ide
december 2006 by sogrady

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Ian Murdock’s Weblog » Blog Archive » Now *this* is Office 2.0

"I look forward to the day when you can pull in all manner of structured information into a spreadsheet via similar formulas." - me too

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december 2006 by sogrady

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Tor Norbye's Weblog

"semantic highlighting (for example, parameters are shown in different colors than local variables), code completion" - very cool; too bad NetBeans isn't in the Ubuntu repositories

ubuntu NetBeans ruby dynamic via:Dave
december 2006 by sogrady

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YouTube - In kleiner Runde

interview w/ Tim Bray

Bray web technologies interview via:Snell python ruby jruby groovy dynamic languages
november 2006 by sogrady

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Microsoft warms to Ruby language with hire | News.blog | CNET News.com

excellent hire for Microsoft; the folks from Redmond are really doing right behind dynamic languages

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october 2006 by sogrady

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Feld Thoughts

Brad's a Ruby fan - that makes two of us

ruby feld php dynamic languages
october 2006 by sogrady

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Performance Anxiety

"Ruby performance today is surprisingly acceptable for a wide range of uses." - in case you didn't believe Yegge

via:Duimovich ruby java performance smalltalk dynamic languages
september 2006 by sogrady

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Strongtalk: A High-Performance Open Source Smalltalk With An Optional Type System

"Fortunately, Sun Microsystems has graciously released Strongtalk as completely free, open-source software." interesting - why didn't anyone tell us about this? (or did they, and it's buried in my email?)

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september 2006 by sogrady

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christopher baus dot net

very intresting post from Christopher on dynamic language performance versus C++; can't say that i'm terribly surprised - different tools for different jobs

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september 2006 by sogrady

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ongoing · JRuby Love

cote's already mentioned this for us, but i should have something to say about it as well; either way, *love* the Q&A format ;)

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september 2006 by sogrady

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Jon Udell: Why argue about dynamic versus static languages when you can use both?

precisely: Ning is exhibit A of this

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september 2006 by sogrady

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ongoing · On Ruby

Tim's thoughts on Ruby; while i'm not in his league in terms of experience, my reactions to the language have been similar - it's tremendously productive

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july 2006 by sogrady

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Ruby.NET Compiler Released - Miguel de Icaza

good to see the convergence of these technologies

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july 2006 by sogrady

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Anne 2.0 » JavaScript and Python and Java too

great post from Anne on JavaScript and other languages

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may 2006 by sogrady

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The Blog Ride - Can the CLR "go dynamic"? Absolutely... and arguably, already is

"Ruby is the VB of the next decade. Or, if not Ruby, then something like it." - interesting piece from a very sharp and pragmatic developer