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    what language to choose for web based application?

    Hi.
    I have experience with C,C++,Java,PHP,ASP. But Now I would like to create a site based on google maps api where user will create route on the map, and then store it at server memory by coordinates. I know that google maps use java script, but I want to know how or by what language I can take coordinates and store it on server memory and then make some calculation with it?
    Thanks a lot.

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    Re: what language to choose for web based application?

    Since you already know PHP, methinks that it may be a good fit, in conjunction with a database.
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    Re: what language to choose for web based application?

    ok. but if I need to create a huge matrix 10000x10000 of int. how can I do it in PHP? maybe other languagee?

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    Re: what language to choose for web based application?

    Quote Originally Posted by garik111
    if I need to create a huge matrix 10000x10000 of int. how can I do it in PHP?
    Create an array of arrays, which would work if you have enough memory. Of course, if you're actually dealing with a sparse matrix, then you don't need to do that.
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