Re: PHP Vs ASP
| From: | Cameron Brunner | Date: | Sun, 30 Jul 2000 06:59:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP Vs ASP | ||
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Christopher Thompson wrote:
> > Coming at this from a different angle, can anyone give me some
> > good concrete
> > reasons why we should be changing to PHP from whatever we're developing in
> > at the moment?
>
> Truthfully, I really can't tell the difference in a website based on what it
> was developed in. Whether it is mod_perl, Java, ASP ColdFusion, or PHP -
> similar sites in each one will be about the same. I might notice a cool bit
> of JavaScript at a site, but the server side language really doesn't make a
> difference to the user: either for speed or functionality.
this depends on the developer, if you view the source of something created in
ASP normally there are garbage tags through the html source and then in
coldfusion there are a lot of excess blank lines. as for perl you can normally
notice not as many new lines as what makes it readable.
Cameron Brunner
System Administrator
www.gattcomp.com.au