Re: ASP vs PHP - was...Re: FLASH: Site Check - BopShop

[dk]

If you are familiar with VB, I would go the ASP route... they walk hand in

hand....


Can use them together to create some powerful web applications.


-dk-

My $.02 worth [with inflation... worth nothing ;-)  ]

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From: "Cheri Harder" <

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Sent: January 26, 2000 11:59 PM

Subject: OT: ASP vs PHP - was...Re: FLASH: Site Check - BopShop



> ASP or PHP....PHP or ASP...

>

> Sitting here, poised to begin learning, and just can't seem to make the

> decision.  I was going to learn ASP because the only way I can practice is

> by "uploading" to my own Personal Web Server....Now I find a site that

walks

> me through installation of PHP to PWS.

>

> So...pros & cons?  I'm familiar with SQL, having been heavily involved

with

> programming a very large R:Base application (DOS-based) for many years.

Am

> somewhat familiar with Visual Basic.  The syntax of either PHP or ASP

looks

> fairly easy to pick up.  What other things should I keep in mind?

> Cross-browser portability?  %'s of Web Hosts supporting them?  Type of

> server needed?  # of support groups?  Something else technical that I

don't

> know about yet?

>

> I'm not knowing.  Any comments appreciated!

>

>

> ~~~~Cheri Harder~~~~~

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charderawsolution [dot] com

> Advantage Web Solution

> "Developing your internet storefront"

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> ----- Original Message -----

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From: "Arsis" <aedendigitalpulse [dot] com [dot] au>

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> > I am now succesfully using PHP for the first time.

> >

>

>

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