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Which server language do you use?

Wrong Click. I'm using PHP

October 20, 2005 by Lisa M

wrong click. I'm using PHP.

Multiple Languages

December 28, 2005 by August Malson

I used to use Coldfusion, and currently use PHP, but I would love to stay informed on the ColdFusion front. Thanks!

PHP Plus ASP.Net

March 23, 2006 by Michael Noga

I use a good mix of both asp.net 2.0 as well as PHP, obviously nto in the same apps but I have sites and apps in both platforms.

Ruby on Rails

June 2, 2006 by Matthew Pont

Given the choice I'll use Ruby on Rails, but at work I'm forced to use ASP due to supporting old client sites.

Server programming

June 7, 2006 by Marten Gallagher

I use, exclusively Perl CGI

PERL

June 14, 2006 by Dainis Abols

I maninly use perl

asp.net

June 30, 2006 by embeza Abreha

I run multiple servers and use multiple server languages.

May 18, 2007 by Douglas Erikson

I work on and operate many servers

I use ASP, ASP.NET and Coldfusion as the server language, primarily ASP.NET, but have just started getting into coldfusion because im starting to see ASP.NET as my web technology and Dreamweaver as my creative environment, and since Dreamweaver can import my ASP.NET aspx forms, it makes flash and everything very server freindly when using IIS config with coldfusion extensions.

and none of this even starts to touch what i do with my Oracle HTTP server or the Apache one

Perl

June 12, 2007 by Patrick Curtin

The original and the best. Works on ALL platforms and is amazingly powerful. I've used ASP and JSP, but they don't compare.

Poll is a bit odd?

February 29, 2008 by student 101

PHP and ASP

Interesting poll

March 12, 2008 by Vincenzo Arcella

I mainly develop application using Lotus Notes/Domino systems

Cheers

PHP & ColdFusion

August 12, 2008 by Bart Gibby

Forced to use PHP, but ColdFusion is my preference. I couldn't find a "How to create a webbot, spider, screenscraper" for ColdFusion.

RE: PHP & ColdFusion

August 12, 2008 by Bart Gibby

Also, ColdFusion's URL rewrite was very confusing and hard to implement. But that is coming from a noob so take it for what it is worth.