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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Perl vs PHP (somewhat OT now) |
From: | Gregg Caines |
Date: | Thu, 31 Aug 2000 00:25:04 +0100 |
I've always ignored PHP, simply because it isn't supported
like ASP or JSP with MS and Sun/IBM competing to get
the standard...
Are you saying PHP is faster than ASP and JSP? Is it
scalable too? We like ASP and JSP for the component-based
architecture (com & dcom/com+ VS. servlets and EJB) that
lends well to a more distributed approach (ie, if your server
can't handle the load then just add another machine)...
I'd be interested to know how PHP measures up in this regard,
because, as I said before, I haven't really given it a thought until
now...
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Gregg Caines
n e o m e t r i x systems inc.
http://www.neometrixsystems.com
gcainesneometrixsystems [dot] com
> ??? CGI is not a languages... CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface, its
> what any language thats talking to the web has to speak back. So hence a
> CGI program can be written in Perl, C, whatever.
>
> As for Perl vs. PHP, PHP 4.0 simply spanks everything when it comes to
> speed, especially if you use the Zend optimizer.
>
> -= Branden J. Hall
> -= Senior Interactive Developer/Instructor
> -= Fig Leaf Software - "We've got you covered!"
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