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	"[INTERFACES] Rapid web based apps?" (Feb  8,  3:19pm)
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On Feb 8,  3:19pm, Matthew Hagerty wrote:
> Subject: [INTERFACES] Rapid web based apps?
> Looks like I am just full of questions today ;)
>
> If you have to create a web based app with PostgreSQL as the backend, what
> would you use?  Right now I am creating a custom CGI program in C, but I
> think I am just being stubborn and not looking at what new tools are
available.
>
> What's everyone else using?

PHP, it's easy, it works, it's fast.
 I downloaded it and had a working app in a couple of hours.