All existing price comparisons websites (Google Shopping, PriceGrabber etc.) were meant to compare prices among e-commerce websites only. For instance, try "nexus 6 san francisco", Google Shopping will give you 10+…
I believe you will have to do both as you progress in your career.
I think either Django or Ruby on Rails would do. You can roll out these basic functionalities in less than 2 hours if you are reasonably familiar with these frameworks.
All existing price comparisons websites (Google Shopping, PriceGrabber etc.) were meant to compare prices among e-commerce websites only. For instance, try "nexus 6 san francisco", Google Shopping will give you 10+…
I believe you will have to do both as you progress in your career.
I think either Django or Ruby on Rails would do. You can roll out these basic functionalities in less than 2 hours if you are reasonably familiar with these frameworks.