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       #Post#: 107--------------------------------------------------
       "Doing it Properly" - The Resource List
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:08 am
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       Okay, so basically we're going to have a lot of people who
       scream "I CAN HTML LET'S DO IT THIS WAY". I'm gonna put forth
       this: I've worked in networking and information security for
       seven years. I know my shit. Undoubtedly other users have worked
       in facets of IT for as long, or much longer, and you are more
       than welcome to argue your points in this thread provided your
       basis isn't "I like this better".
       Software:
       Server OS - If anyone suggests Windows, OSX or Solaris, I will
       fucking destroy you. We are using Linux. OS is up for debate,
       but we're using up-to-date repositories if we go for Debian or
       CentOS (I use Arch on my personal servers, contrary to popular
       belief I've had not one issue).
       Nginx - Reverse proxy, serves static content and passes anything
       else to {Flask,Rails,CGI}.
       {Flask,Rails,CGI} - We're still debating what scripting language
       we want to use here. I personally put forth Rails (Ruby) and
       Flask (Python), because in my opinion they're cleaner, simpler
       and faster than PHP. That, and I don't have to have a CGI
       process running to calculate everything on page load.
       --
       Discuss. Idiots will be dealt with accordingly by alternating
       between yelling at you and calling you a faggot.
       I'll update the OP with resolutions/ideas in the thread.
       #Post#: 108--------------------------------------------------
       Re: "Doing it Properly" - The Resource List
       By: OP Date: June 27, 2012, 7:11 am
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       Good post.
       As I said, I work as a freelancer webdev for a huge start-up
       (I'll not mention it for obvious reasons).
       I can do HTML, CSS, JS (mostly JQuery), and I'm very good with
       Photoshop.
       That's all.
       I use Windows but I have Ubuntu with dual-boot.
       #Post#: 116--------------------------------------------------
       Re: "Doing it Properly" - The Resource List
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 7:14 am
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       Use ArchLinux - it's fast, has big repos and good. I use it on
       my PC (as a primary and the only OS).
       #Post#: 121--------------------------------------------------
       Re: "Doing it Properly" - The Resource List
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:17 am
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       [quote author=anonymous link=topic=19.msg116#msg116
       date=1340799297]
       Use ArchLinux - it's fast, has big repos and good. I use it on
       my PC (as a primary and the only OS).
       [/quote]
       For a server OS this is really a per-user preference, however
       I'm also using Arch right now, and it's my servers' OS. If
       there's no argument, we'll run with that because we have at
       least two guys. :)
       #Post#: 166--------------------------------------------------
       Re: "Doing it Properly" - The Resource List
       By: terralorde Date: June 27, 2012, 8:39 am
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       I'm for Arch or CentOS, but since you guys already are for Arch,
       I'm supporting that option. I haven't seen much servers on Arch
       and I've heard they're prone to problems, but that's only word
       of mouth, and you two seem to know your shit and I trust you can
       do it right. I can help with nginx, too, but my help would be
       limited.
       ALSO, I'm strongly against using anything other than PHP. While
       ROR or CGI may actually *be* the better option, there are just
       too many people on here who are extremely good at PHP or ASP but
       have no experience with those others (myself partially
       included). I've seen a lot of coders reporting in with PHP but
       none with Flask, Ruby on Rails or CGI. Sorry dudes, I just don't
       think that'd be OK. We need manpower.
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