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If you were building a startup today, what would you use?

31 点作者 akc大约 11 年前

15 条评论

alkonaut大约 11 年前
Again with the assumption that &quot;startup&quot; is synonymous with &quot;web&#x2F;mobile app&quot;. What about thick clients&#x2F;desktop apps&#x2F;consoles etc?<p>If I were to start my career from scratch in 2014 I&#x27;d pick F#, and keep an eye out for Rust.
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gaoshan大约 11 年前
So I guess the (currently third place) &quot;Other&quot; is mostly PHP? I know it&#x27;s not cool but it still seems strange to leave that popular and frequently used platform out of the poll.
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mindcrime大约 11 年前
Man, Grails &#x2F; Groovy never get any love from these poll authors! C&#x27;mon, Grails rocks people... :-)<p>Seriously, I switched all of our development from Java&#x2F;Tapestry&#x2F;etc. to Groovy&#x2F;Grails a few years ago, and really couldn&#x27;t be happier with the decision. Grails isn&#x27;t flawless, but it mostly &quot;just works&quot; and makes my life SO much easier than before.<p>No, it isn&#x27;t the &quot;flavor of the day&quot; like node.js or what-have-you, but it works, it stays out of the way, and gets the job done. And it lets me leverage the decade plus of experience doing Java that I previously experienced. What more could you ask for?
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akc大约 11 年前
results: <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fKVsAFT3nRVvlcJ74p0ZI2uqwDq_qtNvxx8ne6LTI9E/viewanalytics" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;docs.google.com&#x2F;forms&#x2F;d&#x2F;1fKVsAFT3nRVvlcJ74p0ZI2uqwDq...</a>
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wasd大约 11 年前
I am most surprised by the number of people who want to use Go. It isn&#x27;t that Go isn&#x27;t a great piece of technology but I thought it would be really difficult to hire for and seems a bit overkill for an MVP.
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qdog大约 11 年前
I find your lack of C on the back end...disturbing.
mbesto大约 11 年前
- If you don&#x27;t know a web programming language, find the easiest one to learn (quicker to launch)<p>- If you do know programming languages, use the one you&#x27;re best at (quicker to launch)<p>I&#x27;ll refer to my previous argument for all of this: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6169120" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=6169120</a>
akc大约 11 年前
I for one didn&#x27;t know about Digital Ocean before I put this survey out, and now I do, and am really grateful as a result.
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stusmall大约 11 年前
I&#x27;m surprised that iOS is winning out as much as it is on the first native side to build.
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drivingmenuts大约 11 年前
Having nearly finished my first real-world project in NodeJS&#x2F;MongoDB, I gotta say, it&#x27;s better than sliced bread.<p>Papa just found himself a brand new hammer. Now to go find some more nails.
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zequel大约 11 年前
Disappointed Windows Azure isn&#x27;t listed. Ignoring the anti-anything Microsoft crowd, it&#x27;s a stable easy-to-use reasonably (at least competitive) priced platform.
ilaksh大约 11 年前
Pretty big bias issue with the choice of options. Would like to see a tally of Other broken down on the home page of results.
carterschonwald大约 11 年前
Haskell.
omgitstom大约 11 年前
Man, I would love to see this done yearly so we can examine the trends.
michaelochurch大约 11 年前
I wouldn&#x27;t limit myself to one language or framework, in reality.<p>Growing very fast? Python, with C for high-performance components. Python&#x27;s got great libraries for everything, and hiring Python and C programmers wouldn&#x27;t be hard because those languages have a lot of users.<p>Growing typically fast? Clojure. Drop to Java if needed for extremely high performance demands, or if I need to hire fast.<p>Growing at a leisurely pace? I&#x27;d be tempted to try Haskell (and possibly switch to Clojure). It&#x27;s badass, it&#x27;d be fun to learn, and some of the smartest people I know are big fans of it. However, with the &quot;leisurely pace&quot; (R&amp;D) I&#x27;d be tempted to hire people only as smart as I am and let them use whatever they wanted.