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thanks for the link mttatkns -- interesting

evilc -- as i said in your other dup post -- it's up to you

but, if you're going to be hiring a programmer -- let them decide, since they're going to be the one doing it

also, lets not forget about coldfusion, lol
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i think we would all rather forget that coldfusion exists. Any programming language that uses tags is a joke and doesnt deserve to be used!
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but, if you're going to be hiring a programmer -- let them decide, since they're going to be the one doing it




YEah, but I have to decide what programmer to hire?
A guy doing php or .net
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If you put an outline together of what the site entails and what the requirements for the site are and you were to take it a design firm of some kind, they would decide, based on your requirements, what language to use.

I know you seem to be talking about hiring a single programmer, but that's what design firms are for.

Maybe you know a little of a particular language. I'd have it done in that language so you can possibly make a few small changes on your own in the future, particularly if you plan on continuing to educate yourself in that language.
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