RE: [OWASP-GUIDE] Question concerning usage of languages for webapps

["Imperva Application Defense Center" <adc () imperva com>]

> There are 3 ways to do web applications (of course there are more, but
we can break 
> things down to 3 types. Or better 4 but Client Side Scripting is not
really an option 
> for a complete Web Application...):
>
> - Scripting (ASP, PHP, Perl, ...)
> - Enhanced Applications (C, ... via CGI or something equal)
> - Frameworks (Java, .NET)

In my opinion, you should consider adding a 4th one, which is a Content
Infrastructure software, such as Vignette. Although sharing a lot of
common practices with Scripting and/or Frameworks, Content
Infrastructures have some unique characteristics. They are aimed at
allowing you to create 'standard' web apps in relatively short time, and
have a lot of already written components which mostly require
customization.

Ofer.