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I guess that depends.

What is your programming background?

C++ can be a bit of a tough language to get a strong handle on. (not
impossible)

The tools provide a loose framework usually and then you must supply the
rest. This is where the language choice will come in.

Good luck

JMAC out




Druery McMillan <dmcmil@netins.net> wrote in message
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> This News Group is a God Sent.
>
> I am interested in developing a Web Sight that will allow people to log
> and gather information
> about themselves and allow them to exchange information.
>
> I am a avid reader but am having a great deal of trouble understanding
> where to begin.
>
> First I Read two books on HTML and developed some simple applications
> with HTML.
>
> Next I read books on Java and Java Script. I purchased Java 1.0 Workshop
> and Visual Java
> compiler.  This lead me to believe that a strong understanding of  C and
> C++ was a prerequisite to
> the understanding and development of Java applications.
>
> This lead to the reading of over fourteen books, cover to cover, dealing
> with C and C++
> programming. I purchased Visual C++.  But, after reading the licence
> agreement I got the
> impression that Microsoft would be entitled to a portion of any revenues
> derived from
> applications that I would developed. I then purchased Borland  C++,
> Borland C++ Builder 3, 4
> and 5.
>
> I spent  weeks of  developing structures, initializing them, storing
> then to a disk file, and then
> retrieving them from disk files unsuccessfully.  I need help.  This News
> Group could be my
> salvation.
>
> After reading a number of the memo's in the News Group I am getting the
> impression that I
> should be using Delphi.
>
> Questions:
>    Should I be using Delphi instead of Borland C++ Builder 5.
>    Where do the various programming languages fit into the development
> of Web Sights.
>    Where do I get more information that will help further my
> understanding of the Web Sight
>    development process.
>
>
> October 21, 2001 (10:15AM)
>