[DUG] Web development

[Steve Peacocke]

Yep. Got the HTML JavaScript. Need more CSS knowledge. RoR still a serious consideration but what about even 3rd party web VCL packs like TMS. 

Movie about to start. X-Men, guess there's geek still in me somewhere. 

Steve

On 3/06/2011, at 5:48 PM, Alister Christie <alister at salespartner.co.nz> wrote:

> I think RoR is a fairly good choice and I've played with it a bit and am 
> impressed - bit of a learning curve from Delphi.  Whatever technology 
> you choose, you'll likely need a good understanding of HTML, CSS and 
> JavaScript.
> 
> I don't think Intraweb is suitable for doing any serious web stuff - 
> although I've used it to build a few little applications that have 
> worked quite well, great to leverage existing code and knowledge.
> 
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> On 3/06/2011 4:35 p.m., Steve Peacocke wrote:
>> Friday question (or Can of Worms)
>> 
>> Hey guys, I'm looking at getting into serious web development. I used to do this a number of years ago with standard Delphi 6 at that time.
>> 
>> I have Delphi 7
>> 
>> I've been looking seriously at Ruby on Rails but that would mean learning a whole new language and process
>> 
>> There has been a lot of talk of the validity of using IntraWeb with Delphi.
>> 
>> Perhaps others have a better suggestion? What do others use? Should I bite the bullet and jump to RoR or upgrade to D2011 or something else?
>> 
>> Steve
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