Whats Your Faviorite Server-Side Language?
I'm taking a poll, Whats Your Faviorite Server-Side Language?
Mine is definitley PHP because it combines a powerful code with cheap price.
I'm taking a poll, Whats Your Faviorite Server-Side Language?
Mine is definitley PHP because it combines a powerful code with cheap price.
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 01:15 — 19th August 2002.
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1. PHP
2. ASP
PHP for the same reasons as yours, and that it integrates very well with an excellent database, MySQL.
ASP — first server-side language I learnt. I'm hangin on to it for sentimental value.
It's just my MS alternative for PHP; only used where PHP isn't available. IMO, it has too many weaknesses: MS Access, cost, speed etc.
PHP wins. Again.
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:12 — 19th August 2002.
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I do most of my web development using *NIX solutions, where PHP (& mySQL) is my first choice, followed by PERL.
Before learning PHP or PERL, I used ASP (& MS SQL 7) on IIS. The cost was the main reason for the switch.
Mark Hensler
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nuk3 posted this at 10:20 — 19th August 2002.
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My favourite server side language would have to be PHP. It's fast, reliable and it can be used for so many things. Plus I like the fact that it can be combined with one of the webs most popular databases, mySQL.
ROB posted this at 13:02 — 19th August 2002.
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Perl, PHP
openmind posted this at 20:44 — 19th August 2002.
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K,
I'm gonna throw a spanner in here and say ColdFusion as its is just as scalable and powerful as ASP & PHP but at the same time easier to learn and code...
Just my $3.56 worth....
zollet posted this at 01:37 — 21st August 2002.
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PHP is my favorite and Perl is second. I've also worked a lot with ASP and MS SQL, but I really don't like ASP.
nike_guy_man posted this at 03:35 — 21st August 2002.
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PHP followed by PERL... I learned PERL 4 years ago, and PHP 2 years ago, and learning PERL made PHP much easier, but PHP is easier to work with and has more user-friendly errors
Mark Hensler posted this at 04:02 — 21st August 2002.
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What part of "Internal Server Error" isn't friendly.
Mark Hensler
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zollet posted this at 11:52 — 21st August 2002.
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PHP has given MANY people the opportunity to program who would have never been able to before. To write a simple PHP script is almost easier than HTML
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