low level programming languages for the web - Page 4

deepspring · 29th March 2012, 7:44 PM

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Originally Posted by extremedavo

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Thank you for the info. I will definitely look into everything you mentioned.

deepspring · 29th March 2012, 8:25 PM

Many thanks to everyone who has helped me in this thread.

Due to personal reasons, I've had to put the project on hold for a month or two. I am still going to do it, and I desperately want to learn how to setup a cluster, and write client/server software to run on it... it just won't be right now.

Paronga · 1st April 2012, 5:41 PM

SHOCK HORROR!

no one saw that comming

Foliage · 1st April 2012, 6:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Paronga

SHOCK HORROR!

no one saw that comming

cool post bro

extremedavo · 2nd April 2012, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Paronga

SHOCK HORROR!

no one saw that comming

What a helpful chap

somedood · 5th April 2012, 1:15 PM

Nerd fight! K Go!

deepspring · 5th April 2012, 10:10 PM

It's cool. Time seems like a trivial thing to those that don't have 3 minimum wage jobs to contend with.

I am in the process of learning Go at the moment. I would like to say that is an easy language to pick up...

Herro · 2nd May 2012, 4:57 PM

Can someone please shoot me in the fucking head. What a waste of time, I hadn't even figout out how I was going to make fun of the OP and then it's all over red rover.

To anyone who was helpful, your're nicer than me.

"But, by writing my own, I'm hoping to learn something new about myself."

Lol.

deepspring · 2nd May 2012, 6:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Herro

Can someone please shoot me in the fucking head.

Would you like me to shoot in you butt instead, after all, thats where most arm-chair-professor-zealots have their brains right?

zach · 2nd May 2012, 6:12 PM

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Originally Posted by deepspring

Would you like me to shoot in you butt instead?

Shoot him in the butt with what, your love canon?

froggyfrance · 2nd May 2012, 6:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herro

Can someone please shoot me in the fucking head. What a waste of time, I hadn't even figout out how I was going to make fun of the OP and then it's all over red rover.

To anyone who was helpful, your're nicer than me.

"But, by writing my own, I'm hoping to learn something new about myself."

Lol.

I'm still sure that this must be a troll thread :P

Herro · 2nd May 2012, 7:39 PM

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Originally Posted by deepspring

Would you like me to shoot in you butt instead, after all, thats where most arm-chair-professor-zealots have their brains right?

To be an armchair Zealout, I'd have to he ignorant of the subject. Sadly I'm not.

I'll translate for the rest of the thread.

Don't post a question intimating that you have knowledge of a subject when you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about as well as the terms and terminology you are using. I know that infection of hubris you have must sometimes make it hard...

Fight it. That way, next time you decide to ask a question, it will be worded as one, not an ejaculation of misunderstood and miss-applied terms and technologies that sounds like my grandmother trying to ask my butcher for advice on what gritt sandpaper she should be using to polish her carbon fibre hip replacement.

Psychotria · 3rd May 2012, 9:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Gecko

Write it in C, that's as low level as you're going to get before you hit assembly.

This is exactly what I was going to say

7nothing · 3rd May 2012, 6:07 PM

Sounds to me like you've got an idea for a fantastic product, and just want to find the programming language that will create this fantastic product for you, saving you from having to waste time on development.

mwil7034 · 6th May 2012, 2:12 PM

If you haven't already started I would suggest you check out http://libvirt.org/. It has language bindings for most languages.

If I were to create the product I would invest my time in Python, Perl or Ruby to be honest. C/C++ are becoming tiresome and the libraries are starting to show their age. Web programming has progressed so far since these languages were conceived.

Im also going to tell you this idea of yours has been numerous times before. In reference to the RasberryPi comment, as elvis said there are now Fedora and Ubuntu images already available.

Furthermore, if what you are looking for is an embedded hypervisor, then your best bet is to deploy a JeOS image or similar with a libvirt webfrontend such as Eucalyptus, OpenStack etc.

/my 2c

3rd May 2012, 6:07 PM	#59
7nothing Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Brisbane Posts: 962	Sounds to me like you've got an idea for a fantastic product, and just want to find the programming language that will create this fantastic product for you, saving you from having to waste time on development. __________________ blbk

29th March 2012, 8:25 PM	#47
deepspring Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: No Where Posts: 3,244	Many thanks to everyone who has helped me in this thread. Due to personal reasons, I've had to put the project on hold for a month or two. I am still going to do it, and I desperately want to learn how to setup a cluster, and write client/server software to run on it... it just won't be right now.

5th April 2012, 1:15 PM	#51
somedood Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Perth Posts: 53	Nerd fight! K Go!

5th April 2012, 10:10 PM	#52
deepspring Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: No Where Posts: 3,244	It's cool. Time seems like a trivial thing to those that don't have 3 minimum wage jobs to contend with. I am in the process of learning Go at the moment. I would like to say that is an easy language to pick up...

2nd May 2012, 4:57 PM	#53
Herro Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Brisbane Posts: 742	Can someone please shoot me in the fucking head. What a waste of time, I hadn't even figout out how I was going to make fun of the OP and then it's all over red rover. To anyone who was helpful, your're nicer than me. "But, by writing my own, I'm hoping to learn something new about myself." Lol.

6th May 2012, 2:12 PM	#60
mwil7034 Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Woy Woy Posts: 597	If you haven't already started I would suggest you check out http://libvirt.org/. It has language bindings for most languages. If I were to create the product I would invest my time in Python, Perl or Ruby to be honest. C/C++ are becoming tiresome and the libraries are starting to show their age. Web programming has progressed so far since these languages were conceived. Im also going to tell you this idea of yours has been numerous times before. In reference to the RasberryPi comment, as elvis said there are now Fedora and Ubuntu images already available. Furthermore, if what you are looking for is an embedded hypervisor, then your best bet is to deploy a JeOS image or similar with a libvirt webfrontend such as Eucalyptus, OpenStack etc. /my 2c