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It's the VB of the web, but surprisingly good (PHP5).Originally posted by Crusoe101 View Post
Beats the shyte out of ASP.NET for most applications.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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I love the way the same discussion pops up with every mention of PHP on CUK.
One day, folk will realise that the quality of the team is far more important than the choice of platform in the production of good software.Comment
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After all, top-notch sites like FaceBook (Originally posted by bogeyman View Post
) use it
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsOriginally posted by vetranComment
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He's just jealous. Soon tape-changing will be dead and he'll be stuck farming potatoes for the rest of his life.Originally posted by newbie-rookie View PostǝןqqıʍComment
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Exactly. Loath it all you like, PHP is pretty much the 'glue' of the web.Originally posted by d000hg View PostAfter all, top-notch sites like FaceBook () use it
I have an aversion to weakly-typed languages but PHP is improving all the time (things like 'type hinting' on function/method parameters).
I get on with PHP fine, but I cry when I have to look at ASP.NET.
.NET/C# is great for back-end webservices but for the customer-facing stuff, .NET is shyte.
Do any major sites use ASP.NET?
Still, could be worse. The lingua-franca of the web could still be CGIs and Perl
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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i humbly take it all back and apologise
as long it pays who cares who cares eh
will disagree with statement above that the team is better than the platform
in my time served opinion, if it does not cost a fortune it will not be respected, therefore, platform first
Milan.Comment
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is it a string?
is it an int?
youll have to wait and see
oh it's tulip it's tulipLast edited by minestrone; 4 November 2008, 15:39.Comment
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oh dear!
milan & CoConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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