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    <p>I can't decide what web technology is good for me. I need something to make quite simple web apps, with single relational database, authentication, social features. Imagine for example a "Desktop wallpapers sharing community".</p> <p>These are my personal pro/cons of the various technologies I tried (everything is related to MY experience):</p> <p><strong>DRUPAL</strong></p> <ul> <li>(+) large community</li> <li>(+) cheap hosting</li> <li>(+) great modules available</li> <li>(+) content types, views, SEO</li> <li>(-) not a real framework (can't imagine how to make simple queries/operations)</li> <li>(-) templating is so non-natural to me</li> <li>(-) i hate working with those "blocks"</li> <li>(-) difficult to modify/create modules</li> <li>(-) don't like php</li> </ul> <p><strong>DJANGO</strong></p> <ul> <li>(+) i enjoy working with python</li> <li>(+) very flexible with templating (in love with inheritance)</li> <li>(+) very good built-in ORM that suits my needs</li> <li>(+) great documentation and good community resources</li> <li>(+) great security features</li> <li>(+) clean url system</li> <li>(-) not so cheap hosting</li> <li>(-) tricky with static files, external resources</li> <li>(-) i'm not too good at it, yet (making a good blog requires some days of work to me)</li> <li>haven't tried to deploy/publish a django website. don't know how it is difficult.</li> </ul> <p><strong>PHP FRAMEWORKS</strong> (example: CodeIgniter/Kohana)</p> <ul> <li>(+) tons of cheap hosting services</li> <li>(+) fast development (great results with less code)</li> <li>(+) huge amount of ready-to-use libraries</li> <li>(-) not great documentation</li> <li>(-) don't like php</li> <li>(-) i find the django ORM by far superior</li> <li>(-) security?!</li> </ul> <p><strong>JSP</strong></p> <ul> <li>(+) i've been working with java for years</li> <li>(+) persistence API</li> <li>(-) is java dying?</li> <li>(-) expensive hosting</li> <li>(-) "heavy" workflow for basic tasks</li> <li>(-) old url scheme organization</li> </ul> <p>I'd like to read your opinions. I have to find a technology I can use for all of my web projects (including "normal" websites with content editing features, for my clients). I strongly would like to use only one of them, for everything. But I really can't decide which is worth to study in depth, in order to get a job in the future too!</p> <p>Thank you.</p>
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