Re: Web Programming
- Posted by AndySerpa Oct 22, 2010
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I have a commercial t-shirt site that's been running on Eu for years, although it is about to get replaced with Python/Django in a few weeks. Originally I even used the eu database for my backend (database needs were lightweight), but I found it too slow, not so much in the serving of pages but in the db update stage, so I now I use Sqlite which is a good fit for Euphoria cause it doesn't adhere to strict types (plus queries are much easier). Euphoria's main weakness has always been not enough people use it. Other open-source languages have libraries of books about them, etc. Also it is bit behind the times in terms of multi-threading, object-oriented features, and now it needs a 64-bit version...
