Hello,
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
On another list that I am on someone made this very bold
statement:
I've seen a lot of jobs for ColdFusion Oracle or MS SQL server
experience combinations. Don't let anyone fool you, PHP/MySQL is not
going to land you a job [;)]
now, as someone that
Manuel Lemos wrote:
You seem to be just a bit 'doom and gloom'. Perhaps you're just in
'realist' mode, but I don't think it's a 'fait accomplit' just yet.
Since the massive bankrupcy of many Internet companies, LAMP is no
longer so much on demand. What happened is that most of those
It's hard, I think in part, because of the reputation PHP is
getting in
some circles. Many of the people evangelizing it don't know anything
else, and simply extoll all the 'wonderful' virtues of it.
YES! This poisoning of the well has happened and continues to happen. The
problem is
Chris Lott wrote:
It's hard, I think in part, because of the reputation PHP is
getting in
some circles. Many of the people evangelizing it don't know anything
else, and simply extoll all the 'wonderful' virtues of it.
YES! This poisoning of the well has happened and continues to happen.
I like this view. It's not so much a technology we're all speaking as much
as a language. Computers are computers and while linux is fun and kick's ass
sometimes you just need to get a job done.
tools are tools and php rules until php rules!
john l
It's hard, I think in part, because of the
On Thursday, January 24, 2002, at 09:32 PM, Michael Kimsal wrote:
Being able to positively improve an employer's bottom line is always a
plus you can bring to any 'job' - you're there to do work and make them
money too. If you can help by furthering the use of Linux/PHP/etc due
to the
Erik Price wrote:
This is a good point. I'm using the LAMP scheme right now for my
employer (though I haven't yet explained the advantages). I'm hoping
that, when I'm done, I can provide a report explaining how much was
saved by going with open source solutions -- right now the
Just got a job as a PHP Programmer, actually. Kinda rare in this area, I
guess it was a matter of being in the right place at the right time with the
right skills. I've been hired twice in the past based at least in part on
my PHP skills, as well.
Mike
Vincent Stoessel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
On another list that I am on someone made this very bold
statement:
I've seen a lot of jobs for ColdFusion Oracle or MS SQL server
experience combinations. Don't let anyone fool you, PHP/MySQL is not
going to land you a job [;)]
now, as someone that was
I had previously been hired by a CBS affiliate/sporting news provider and 80%
of the reason was my knowledge of PHP. Although I am no longer with that job,
I found it to be extremely valuable for my resume.
While you won't find PHP on their main website (they use Vignette Story Server
and
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From: Michael Kimsal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Vincent Stoessel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Php General Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 7:32 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: getting a LAMP job in this economy
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
On another list that I am
We're all in a good position right now. The economy is beginning a strong
rebound, the pretenders have been weeded out, and a lot of companies are now
beginning to see both the technical AND financial benefits of open-source
technology. No buying licenses for server systems that provide less
Mike,
While I sure hope you are right, could you please try to send the message to this
list only once (i.e. check your To: to make sure you aren't doubling up on the list
address).
I might add to your comments the recent security problems with almost every one of
M$ internet products -
Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever compiled an extensive point-by-point
comparison of the advantages of LAMP vs. the other alternatives? If not,
I'd be interested in starting something along those lines. That would be
helpful to many people I think, so anyone who has ideas on what
Robert J. Cissell wrote:
Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever compiled an extensive point-by-point
comparison of the advantages of LAMP vs. the other alternatives? If not,
I'd be interested in starting something along those lines. That would be
helpful to many people I think, so anyone
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