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Hi!
(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
(2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
Thanks!
Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
(afrodriguez@att.net)
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Google: php vs asp
Just south of 4 Million results.
Plenty of information there.
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Hi!
(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
(2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
Thanks!
Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
(afrodriguez@att.net)
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google
php vs asp
2,570,000,000 vs 1,170,000,000
2 vs 1
2005/9/28, Hutchins, Richard
> Google: php vs asp
>
> Just south of 4 Million results.
>
> Plenty of information there.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: afrodriguez@att.net [mailto:afrodriguez@att.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 9:56 AM
> To: php-db@lists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP-DB] PHP vs. ASP
>
>
> Hi!
>
> (1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
>
> (2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
> (afrodriguez@att.net)
>
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PHP has way way way more functionality and is still being supported and
developed by the folks at Zend and the OS community.
ASP works nicely with MySQL thru the myODBC connector driver from MySQL. Its
not perfect though and has some issues. ASP is also no longer supported or
developed by MS (they want everyone to use .NET)
bastien
>From: afrodriguez@att.net
>To:
>Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 13:55:40 +0000
>
>Hi!
>
>(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
>
>(2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
>(afrodriguez@att.net)
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Hi Fellas,
Personally I LOVE PHP. It has so much more predefined functions and the web
site documentation is awesome. Finding support from MSDN Library is very
frustrating and time consuming. I learned how to use PHP from one
database-project and their online documentation. With ASP I had to buy a
couple books.
Everyone moving over to ASP .NET. I don't even want to buy another book to
figure it out - I'm very happy with PHP. It was said earlier, but PHP is
support by the entire open source community, you can't beat that!
One of my biggest issues with ASP was the "Response.Write()" function. If I
wanted my string to go on another line so that I could read it better I had
to put some extra character at the end of the line. With PHP I don't have
to do any of that. I can create a very complex table and simply COPY n
PASTE it in PHP's write function, "echo". Beautiful!!
Marc F.
""Bastien Koert""
news:BAY106-F36B4B45B98491758A59F8C9D8D0@phx.gbl...
> PHP has way way way more functionality and is still being supported and
> developed by the folks at Zend and the OS community.
>
> ASP works nicely with MySQL thru the myODBC connector driver from MySQL.
> Its not perfect though and has some issues. ASP is also no longer
> supported or developed by MS (they want everyone to use .NET)
>
> bastien
>
>>From: afrodriguez@att.net
>>To:
>>Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 13:55:40 +0000
>>
>>Hi!
>>
>>(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
>>
>>(2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
>>(afrodriguez@att.net)
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