This isnt an argument of which is best (We all already which is :) ) it is a point that customers are NOT always informed of all the facts.. So therefore many developers/customers belive that because something is simply "free" to put on the server.. it's is the solution.
While I do agree that in some cases PHP or .NEt is the route to go.. that is not always the case (specially because of cost).
I know .NET, PHP and CF all very well (I use all languages all the time) but this is the biggest misconception.. If it's free and you already have it.. go with that!
That is the point we are trying to make.
Pablo
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Erika L Walker-Arnold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 16:03:15 -0500
>CF versus PHP versus .Net versus ASP ...
>
>PLEASE people ... I thought we all decided that we all use the best tool
>for the job?
>
>Some of us specialize in CF and make quite a handsome living with it,
>others do the same in ASP ... PHP ... whatever floats their boat.
>
>Do you guys LIKE to argue over which is better? I mean, I'm just
>curious? ... Just asking ....
>
>Cause I can't figure out why we have to hash through this every couple
>of months ... :P :P :P
>
>Yeah yeah yeah ... I can just delete the posts and move on, BUT I DON'T
>DELETE POSTS! I have every single freaking post to CF-Community dating
>back to 2001 when I first joined ... So if I had the time, I could
>actually go back and count all the posts where we hashed this same
>conversation over and over again.
>
>Now is there a point to my post.
>
>Nah. None whatsoever. I just felt like venting a little word here and
>there ... Adding more trip to the archives ... That sort of thing. :D
>
>As you were ....
>
>
>Cheers,
>Erika
>
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