George
On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 12:02 PM, Martin Hudec wrote:
Hello Matthew,
so Perl is also good that you can implement many more languages such
as c++, also there are many modules at CPAN (swig) for this.
If you want to see our perl implementation look at www.markiza.sk
which was formerly running on PHP and his average load was around
10-20 with PHP, now it is about 0.5 to 0.7 average load.
Yes, PHP is good for database using sites (it is easier and faster to
write such site in PHP than in perl).
Wednesday, October 23, 2002, 5:50:07 PM, you wrote:
MCP> My take:
MCP> PHP -
MCP> many glorious "built-in" functions
MCP> easily embedded into HTML
MCP> simple to learn, easy to read
MCP> simpler documentation
MCP> very fast
MCP> practically made for database driven sites
MCP> more lengthy than perl
MCP> weaker system commands
MCP> at home on any system
MCP> Perl -
MCP> many glorious "modules"
MCP> difficult to learn, but totally worth it
MCP> slightly complex documentation
MCP> more powerful than PHP
MCP> faster than PHP
MCP> not as quick for web development, but a bit more robust
MCP> more at home in *nix environment (could be wrong here...)
MCP> My background - PHP Web application developer - 3yrs
MCP> OOP-OOD - 2yrs
MCP> Perl Person - 2 yrs
MCP> On the whole, I use PHP for database driven web pages, and Perl for system
MCP> tasks, back-end applications, backups, etc...(everything else).
MCP> Matt
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