This sounds like a simple solution, I'll implement this too then benchmark... Thanks

Thanks j I'll try this out

hahaha. So should happen to Drivers, Civil Engineers, Teacher ?! We build AI to make them lose their jobs, wouldn't we rather lose ours too?

Marco Alka I agree with that, but someone still needs to maintain the software for this A.I unless the A.I is built to be able to perform a shutdown, auto-update, restart and software installation of its self. POINT: Some engineers still need to take care of AI software upgrade.

lol... haha you wish. It will take decades to build a software to write codes, also even the auto writer has code behind it, I do not think automation in the area is possible.

Interesting conversation !! I think its hella war between pro-devs here... hahaha

This method makes a lot of developer lazy because they know that they can always google solution. For me, its not a pass, you should at least understand more than the basics of the language and should be able to tackle more that 70% of the problem before seeking for help. And when you get help, it should just be a pointer and en-lightener not a copy and paste solution, you should at least understand whats happening under the hood.

Exactly.

MEAN stack is the current trend and it offers you the ability to do everything from server side to client side in JS. Come to think of it, Node is so good at I/O operations which is why social applications use it, Apps like hashnode, quora, medium can use it because of there type of services, open connections, alot of event listeners and sockets. You can build practically almost anything with MEAN stack. But it would be difficult to manage a single page Enterprise application without running into issues with performance. Enterprise application typically involves working with alot of data manipulation, getting metrics and data analysis. Mongo DB - a document database, it stores almost all related document in one something like a json file (BSON)... Which makes it easier to do object manipulation, but doesn't support cyclic objects. I would prefer SQL because I will be doing alot of joins and sub selections which with mongodb populate and aggregation will work but are a lil difficult for beginners to master unlike SQL. React and Angular are the trends, but I wouldn't advise building a single page Enterprise application. You can build part of your pages with react as you can mix spa and multipages together. This is just my opinion. You can do almost anything with MEAN or MERN stack, I just wouldn't advise it.

" so here is a list of failed businesses using PHP compared to a list of successful businesses implementing " --- What the **** Facebook X Slack X Wikipedia... This clearly states you the writer doesn't know what he is talking about... He needs to do his assignment, he missed high school