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[...] web application is important and essential. Your web application has ability to leave a lasting impression on a customer or user and whether that impression [...]

[...] Do you have an amazing idea for the next web application? Are you going to implement it? Then let me tell you I have seen many web apps struggling and [...]

[...] How this combination could put you in a win-win situation. Writing a rich modern web application can be rewarding and fun. The modern development uses technologies and techniques that [...]

[...] start searching for a suitable framework you will need to make a list of requirements about web application and make sure whether a framework is suitable for that purpose >>License: Licenses [...]

[...] When it comes to rapid and trouble free web development Ruby on Rails (RoR) is always at the forefront with its extraordinary flexibility and power. [...]

[...] weaknesses play in to your preference. You all know there are many frameworks present for a web development but here I am going to talk about Rails and Laravel which are made for Ruby and PHP language [...]

[...] , templating system, admin interface, etc. In fact Django has neatly packaged the best of web development in a very convenient project Whereas NodeJS is a great choice when you can have an [...]

[...] and they do that one thing very well. >>RoR will definitely give you more versatile web development skills. It’s not that PHP is any less powerful, but RoR will expose you to valuable MVC [...]

[...] content; for example creating search engine, code library, etc; you can explore appropriate PHP framework to get started. >>If your purpose is selling something on the web, there are a lot of [...]

[...] , the above Google trend graph is clearly showing that RoR is more popular than any other PHP framework and also among all the PHP framework ‘Laravel’ is the only framework that is growing in PHP [...]

[...] straight forward. -PHP’s modern web applications environment is robust and very secure. PHP framework is a winner; however using a NoSQL would definitely put you in a win-win situation. Let’ [...]

[...] 20 years of stateless-web based on the stateless request-response paradigm, we finally have web applications with real-time, two-way connections, where both the client and server can initiate [...]

[...] installed on more than 2.7 million web servers worldwide and 244 million websites and web applications are running on PHP. >Now a day India is the leader in the outsource web [...]

[...] and externally within systems or organizations. Recently the communication capabilities of web applications were limited to either text-based communication such as messaging, email or non-real-time [...]

[...] called gems, which is too much magical. It can be used to add some functionality to your web applications, due to the pluggable nature of gems and community’s standard gems can give your web [...]

[...] you can let someone build unit tests because they come with tools for that too. For example: PHP frameworks. How to select right framework? There are many programming languages and so as frameworks [...]

[...] PHP is any less powerful, but RoR will expose you to valuable MVC fundamentals. There are PHP frameworks that are MVC based but in terms of popularity RoR is more popular. >>While you will [...]

[...] hardware just to handle the requests, ultimately it would cost you a lot more than with RoR app. >>No doubt Laravel is great but it uses PHP and is derivative of Rails. >> [...]