JSP or RUBY / PHP?

On my technology, a crossroads and I would like to hear some words of wisdom or stories of caution. I am on the verge of assembling a development team, and all things are set, except for my controller level - in which direction should I continue.? I personally am an experienced Java programmer and, of course, I will never consider ASP (ever), but would certainly consider Apache with PHP or Ruby.

Questions:

  • Development time 6 months (so key speed)
  • Heavy Data Processing (VERY HEAVY)
  • Experience with a harsh environment.
  • Potential concurrent use by thousands of users

Your thoughts on the pros and cons of server-side scripting and interpreted coding will be greatly appreciated.

Thank!!

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CFML (e.g. Railo, ColdFusion or Blue Dragon) will solve your problems. http://getrailo.org

  • It runs on top of JSP servers like Tomcat, GlassFish, Jetty, etc.
  • Data access is fast, easy and powerful. CF ... are built in tags:
    <cfquery name="qInfo"> select * from myTable where key like <cfqueryparam value="#MyVar#%" null="#MyVar is ''#> order by mySort </cfquery> <cfoutput query="qInfo" group="mySort"> <h1>#MyHeader#</h1> <cfoutput> #MyDetails# </cfoutput> <hr> #MyTotals# </cfoutput>
  • Support for ORM and stored procedures with multiple result sets is also supported.
  • Frames are available, but usually not needed for a regular application from scratch.
  • It scales initially (built in to support clustering).
  • It can handle large workloads, many users, etc.
  • Created support for Ajax, JSON, SOAP, REST, etc.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1732950/


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