RE: [PHP] PHP vs ASP
| From: | Steven Holloway | Date: | Mon, 20 Nov 2000 00:15:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] PHP vs ASP | ||
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Hi Michael,
He he.
Its good to see you have sense of humor. Civility is the best approach i
reckon.
and dont worry you didnt sound like a complete ass. We all get a bit over
zealous when
talking about our prefered technology.
Anyway be of good code, sure we will "butt heads" again in future and i am
also
sure that humor and civility will make for a better exchange of opinions,
knowledge
and experience. This is the true essence of such lists.
Cheers
Steven
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Steven Michael Holloway
Web Programmer
Port Douglas Internet Services
Cairns Australia
steven@pdis.com.au
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Kimsal [mailto:michael@tapinternet.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 12:48 AM
To: Steven Holloway
Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP vs ASP
Cool. Thanks for the reply. It's always good to be able to
exchange info like this - good and bad. I appreciate your civility,
especially in light of the fact that I may have come across like a
complete ass - it's always hard to judge your 'email appearance' until
after the SEND button is pressed. :)
Steven Holloway wrote:
> I was just doing using ADO but the problem you mentioned with the 2
> recordsets may have been the
> same for me. I am not sure may have to dig through my code archive and
check
> it out. I think your right though
> the developer's capabilities can make or break a technology in a
particlaur
> instance. I recenlt purcchased
> the book "Web Application Development in PHP4.0", and so far I am really
> impressed from skimming, there are some
> great new features in PHP, and everytime i think its ouwl be good to be
able
> to "this" i searhc the manual an there it is
> the other PHP developer here says the same thing. Anyway, if the need ever
> arises to use ASP (ie based on existing custom COM
> objects and the fact that i havent come across any Windows/PHP hosting
yet
> i am sure I will go back (most likely to ASP+/C#).
> But for now PHP does all i need and a whole lot more.
>
> Thanks for the interesting conversation, I am sure we will pass comments
> again on another topic.
>
> Cheers
> Steven
>
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> Steven Michael Holloway
> Web Programmer
> Port Douglas Internet Services
> Cairns Australia
> steven@pdis.com.au
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