Re: Re: PHP or ASP
| From: | Alex Black | Date: | Tue, 27 Jun 2000 18:13:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: PHP or ASP | ||
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My opinion (flame away if you feel the need)
Is that if you're going to use an ms OS, you might as well use their equally
crappy ASP/IIS combo :)
or, you could get a server OS that you don't have to reboot every couple
months :)
I can understand why the PHP core team has decided to include support for
win32, and I applaud it. I just couldn't ever use it in a production
environment, because win(x) stuff is just too funky, and closed-source. And
it 'splodes.
_a
> From: nick4753@nozone.net ("Nick Catalano")
> Newsgroups: php.general
> Date: 27 Jun 2000 09:55:13 -0700
> Subject: [PHP] Re: PHP or ASP
>
> OK, here is the truth..
>
> If you have the choice of either ASP or PHP3, AND you allready know
> VbScript, then go with ASP, it is faster than PHP3
> if you are just creating a simple webpage, and don't want to learn VbScript,
> use PHP... better yet, use PHP4, the Zend Engine is faster than ASP (most of
> the time), Perl, and Cold Fusion...
>
> Also, I hear that PHP is slower on a windows machine, so ASP may be a better
> choice if that is the case
>
>
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