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Aaron Selonke
10,323 PointsWhat about C# for backend?
Dave already mentions several times that the back-end or server-side programming will handle the AJAX requests made the the server. Each time mentioned he lists that the server-side code will be written in 'PHP, Ruby, or Python.'
What about C#? Can C# handle the server side of AJAX requests as well as the languages that he mentions?
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsServers written in C# can indeed handle AJAX as well as all other types of requests.
The languages PHP, Ruby, and Python probably get special mention because they have all enjoyed rapid escalation in popularity recently, particularly for rapid development of small to medium size systems.
It also could just be that when the video was produced, those three were the server languages taught by Treehouse. Courses in C# are a recent addition.
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
21,058 PointsDue to C# is a microsoft language has a strong R and D support to it is updated every time. For backend work more javaScript is used but for data modeling C# MVC pattern is much amazing, let me mention it is not about the language it is about get to the aim.