At 01:10 AM 8/23/01 +0100, you wrote:
Or is PHP the be-all and end all?
I know its strong points, but what are the WEAK points of PHP?
- seb
PHP isn't default on Microsoft systems
You have to learn a new language for PHP: ASP is basically either VBScript
or JScript around some objects.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Any point in learning ASP/JSP etc?
At 01:10 AM 8/23/01 +0100, you wrote:
Or is PHP the be-all and end all?
I know its strong points, but what are the WEAK points of PHP?
- seb
PHP isn't default on Microsoft systems
You have
: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 8:29 PM
To: John Meyer; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP] Any point in learning ASP/JSP etc?
Ah ha, but am I better off becoming a PHP guru or a
jackofalltrades-notverygoodatanyofthem kind of person ;-)
Well I've never used scripting of any sort before PHP, just c
At 01:29 AM 8/23/01 +0100, you wrote:
Ah ha, but am I better off becoming a PHP guru or a
jackofalltrades-notverygoodatanyofthem kind of person ;-)
I don't know. I've learned both PHP and ASP, and neither of them have
decreased the other in terms of learning.
The fact is, you are going to
I would say that depends on what platform you wish to market yourself on.
Being of *nix mind... PHP works beautifully for virtually all aspects of Web
based scripting, and personally i use it for a vast majority of server scripting
as well. And if not, it isn't a far cry from Perl syntax and
I have learned (and used) both PHP and ASP. However, when I was beginning
with PHP, I always made it first on ASP then re-implemented on PHP. I
always found PHP to be easier, shorter (but more powerful) logic (scripts
are shorter than ASP).
I guess it has served me well, I have learned to do
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