Backbone programing of these sites?????

Discussion in 'Programming' started by mytechguru, Apr 20, 2008.

  1. #1
    Im just curious to know , which is the programming language behind the following websites.if u know anyone/all of them please buzz.

    1- ebay.com
    2- amazon.com
    3- msn.com ( i assume asp.net):p
    4- yahoo.com
    5- google.com
     
    mytechguru, Apr 20, 2008 IP
  2. Louis11

    Louis11 Active Member

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    Usually larger sites like these interact with a numerous amount of technologies (perl, php . . . etc). It would be hard to define one language for all the sites you have listed.

    Use #5, i'm sure you can dig up some information on their backends :)
     
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    i forget where, but i *just* saw an article that yahoo is using at least php (webdeveloper plugin for ff also tells me they have javascript errors on their news page ;) )
     
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    it career Notable Member

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    Few of the above sites use asp.net extensively.
     
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    To be honest it is a fairly mute question.... whilst many do now use .Net as their core programming there are so many elements such as caching that are handled by blackbox solutions that the programming of the actual site itself becomes fairly irrelevant.

    There is a reasonable article on the back end of MySpace and how it has evolved from ColdFusion on a couple of dedicated servers to its current .Net deployment including all the additional services such as caching servers etc.
     
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    .NET is the first thing that comes to my mind
     
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    yahoo wiki as special CMS type software for update purpose????????
     
    mytechguru, Apr 22, 2008 IP