The world is truly flat!

[vladtess]

The author of "The World is Flat", emphasizes that two things are going to happen in near future to all institutions (even government ones) - they either will adopt or die (go out of business).

Now the question: I want to create a web page for my non-profit organization but do no know what language to use. I know some like Perl, PHP, DHTML, & C++ but they seem to be sort of old. I mean D was created in 2000, which is like... 8 years ago!!

Can anyone please tell me what language is up to date and what are the benefits and/or adversities of using latest language?

(Sorry, maybe the Title doesn't match)

Thank you so much in advance,

Vlad Tess

 

[Neodude1123201]

Even thou they may be old languages,you can adapt them to our ever changing world,i would go for DHTML and a Javascript website.

 

[AllThingsSacred]

Even thou they may be old languages,you can adapt them to our ever changing world,i would go for DHTML and a Javascript website.

Technology like that is older than time itself. If you are developing desktop, GUI-based software then C# is probably an avenue you would wish to explore.

C++ is much much harder to use, but is still very widely used and has been adapted over the years for additional functionality. It comes with many caveats however.

 

[~NeonFire372~]

Nice method of using a different title to attract readers and potential responses, vladtess.

 

[vladtess]

Thanks a lot to all of you guys. I will use DHTML (and will try C# for CGI) on my pages.