What are we talking about, is the right to a reply really a violation of the right of free speech? I bet the open source community will create a "reply application" for use on websites in less than an a week if necessary. And I don't get this preoccupation with the (lack of a) First Amendment (in Europe) at all. It might be hard to believe but we really have a free press in Europe, you know!
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I'd say: Use just one language. .NET, Java, whatever.
As long as it contains enough features and you can run your code on the webserver AND as a backend process.
With just one development environment you keep it simple and you save lots of time. Should also be easier to test.
What are we talking about, is the right to a reply really a violation of the right of free speech?
I bet the open source community will create a "reply application" for use on websites in less than an a week if necessary.
And I don't get this preoccupation with the (lack of a) First Amendment (in Europe) at all. It might be hard to believe but we really have a free press in Europe, you know!