Re: PHP vs ASP

"Liking it better" could potentially be a valid reason in and of itself, depending on the size of your company/dept/etc. People who 'like it better' make extra efforts to get the best performance and elegance out of something. People who 'like it better' will be more motivated to get stuff done ASAP. As I've written before tho, you may just be in a 'no win' situation. If you really want to use PHP, find another company. If enough people left their current positions over stuff like this, perhaps the 'suits' would change their minds. THEY don't have to write the code in the first place. Why companies have this urge to dictate ONLY *one* way of doing something is a little strange, even tho I understand the need for consistency, etc. Toby Miller wrote: > Hey all, > > This is not a problem, just a generalized question for all of you PHP programmers that are also > familiar with ASP. I've been trying for quite awhile to get the higher ups to let me start > doing some of our clients projects in PHP instead of ASP. They always shoot me down. What are some > reasons, aside from me saying I like it better, that you think might win them over? > > Thanks, > Toby -- ========================== Michael Kimsal http://www.tapinternet.com PHP Training courses http://www.tapinternet.com/php