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Which compiled technology would you use today for a small web project?

I am about to start a small web project (let's assume something like a small Stackoverflow) and was wondering which technology/framework you would suggest in order to match the following requirements:

  • must be compiler checked. no scripting.
  • easy support for user friendly urls, SEO optimization, etc.
  • open source.

I guess Java seems to be a good choice .. But which framework(s)?

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Mono ASP.NET + MVC on top of Apache (Compiled,Open Source & Url Friendly)

Shay Erlichmen  2009-10-12 11:33:46
+1 because it is an option I haven't thought about. Let's wait a bit for other answers ... Do you know any JSP frameworks for web2.0 stuff?
Michal  2009-10-15 15:06:42
Sorry, Java is not my cup of tea.
Shay Erlichmen  2009-10-15 15:30:11
Np. Do you know any huge sites running on Mono ASP.net? Is it a pain to setup?
Michal  2009-10-15 15:37:21
I think I will digg deeper into this option .. sound definitely interesting.
Michal  2009-10-15 15:38:02

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