I've been using ActionScript for a while now, but my next project will
require a lot more server side work. In the past I've used PHP, but
only in a pidgin kind of way. alternatively, I have some Java skills,
though not specifically for the web. Either way I have to spend some
time developing an a
> What's a guy to beloieve? Any opin... any more opinions?
PHP is a KIA, Java is a 1 ton 4x4 Dodge Ram pickup. Both can be used to
get to the grocery store, but the trip also involves carrying a load of
concrete blocks
It seems to depend on what you will be using it for ultimately.
> I'v
eldon
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I've been using ActionScript for a while now, but my next project will
require a lot more server side work. In the past I've used PHP, but
o
You have to worry much less about Memory leaks, and
syntactically, the language is simpler than C++, so
saying that it's become more complicated than C++ is
total bull.
Still, they're just different beasts. I'd rather write
most web apps in PHP, but you could never write your
own server in PHP eit
I haven't done any work in PHP so I can't really comment on its
usefulness, but I've found doing web stuff in Java isn't particularly
hard. There are a number of possibilities for doing Java work on the
server that makes it easier too.
We use Apache Tomcat here. It handles all the HTTP handling
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> I've been using ActionScript for a while now, but my next project will
> require a lot more server side work. In the past
I guess it depends on what you know and what you need. PHP is no more harder
to maintain than ActionScript - it all depends on who's coding it.
Personally, I really like PHP - the syntax is similar enough to ActionScript
that development in it is quite straightforward for an AS person. If you're
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Eclipse, Spring, Hibernate, AXIS and Java is a pretty nice toolkit.
Ron
David Ngo wrote:
> Well, in my opinion, Java is much more OOP. PHP is really nothing more
than
> just scripts. It will eventual
Wow, this seems to be one of those topics where everyone has strong but
differing opinions,
Nice comparative overview
< HermitIt seems to depend on what you will be using it for ultimately.>
BINGO, we have a winner folks...
I agree wholeheartedly, but is it the most productive way to hand
Answering about where you draw the line: usually nowhere. The technology
you'll use is decided upon your own skills/experience/existing assets and
setup you have on the server.
Key is interoperability. You can actually have a mixed PHP/Java solutions,
and write C++ extensions for PHP.
If it
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> < Muzak Flash/Flex + Coldfusion + Flash/Flex Remoting.>
> I've see
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