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4 points by mattrogers1 on Oct 24, 2007 | hide | past | favorite | 31 comments
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| What will be the most common web application framework for the next ten years. I'm just getting started in the industry and plan to put in my time. I want to do some indepth study and have been visiting the usual channels that discuss "the best" languages. Given that you YC folks are in the eye of the storm I thought to ask you. Best, |
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Unless web browsers somehow become obsolete in the next ten years, you're looking at an evolved version of what we have now. HTTP, CSS, XHTML, and JS have plenty of room for improvement. It takes years for the standards to be worked out and longer for browser support, which is never 100%. Add a few more years for developers to take full advantage of the new capabilities.
What we'll have in ten years will be another iteration or two on what we have now.