I help software development and IT operations adopt NoSQL databases. In a previous avatar, I was technofunctional ERP consultant & built custom applications to extend the functionality of ERP systems.
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Dubai
Work
Software Development and Database Consultant at Dubai
What to choose: Ruby or Python? This is a very subjective question. A startup or a project requiring quick development could use Ruby on Rails. If it's a machine learning application, Python is the preferred choice because of the availability of skilled programmers with experience working with Python's ML libraries. DevOps professionals use Ruby because of the tools they work with.
Ruby code looks very elegant (with ActiveRecord). Look at this...
Ruby:
3.days.ago
Python:
from datetime import *
date.today() - timedelta(days=3)
...but why limit yourself to only Python and Ruby? When you have complex code, C# has type-safety and syntactic sugar. If you're an O.O. purist, Java is your choice. Somebody somewhere is likely wanting to recommend C-server pages because the code is compiled and not interpreted and can serve a huge amount of traffic with fewer hardware requirements. Depending on what attributes you are willing to trade, you will pick a different programming language.
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What to choose: Ruby or Python? This is a very subjective question. A startup or a project requiring quick development could use Ruby on Rails. If it's a machine learning application, Python is the preferred choice because of the availability of skilled programmers with experience working with Python's ML libraries. DevOps professionals use Ruby because of the tools they work with.
Ruby code looks very elegant (with ActiveRecord). Look at this...
Ruby:
3.days.ago
Python:
from datetime import *
date.today() - timedelta(days=3)
...but why limit yourself to only Python and Ruby? When you have complex code, C# has type-safety and syntactic sugar. If you're an O.O. purist, Java is your choice. Somebody somewhere is likely wanting to recommend C-server pages because the code is compiled and not interpreted and can serve a huge amount of traffic with fewer hardware requirements. Depending on what attributes you are willing to trade, you will pick a different programming language.