[KLUG Members] PHP vs ASP
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Mon, 11 Nov 2002 15:14:57 -0500
>It works on nearly all platforms and web servers
>The code is very portable between platforms
>It's not controlled by Microsoft
>It's easy to learn
Yep, I'd never created a WEB PAGE, not using HTML anyway, and I wrote a PHP
database app in about four hours on a rainy Saturday. It evolved, thanks to
others, into the KLUG schedule page!
>it's very similar to perl
Hey! We're trying to PROMOTE Open Source, not scare people away. :)
>It's very similar to c
>It can be object oriented if you desire
Or at least sort of. Object aggregation is available only in CVS, but single
inheritence works in > 4.x.x. There are not private/protected clauses.
>It's free (speech)
>It's free (beer)
>Makes database access REAL easy (and it supports lots of them)
>Can be embedded into HTML very easily
Is the ability to mix code and HTML a feature? Or an invitation to create what
will later be mistaken for a scrambled text file?