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Posted by Evil Otto on 04/18/07 13:24
On Apr 18, 12:16 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> shotokan99 wrote:
> > @jerry
> > what do you when u said speaking in plain english? ur referring to
> > what?
>
> Maybe you should learn how to spell and speak in plain English.
>
> Do you see anyone else here talking crap like you are?
Jerry, is posting abusively in Usenet groups part of your job
description, or are you just a miserable crank in your spare time?
Granted, his post is a little grating on the eyes (and I don't like
what's happening to the English language myself, frankly), but his
meaning was clear and he was asking a valid question.
To answer shotokan's question, IMHO any technology that isn't platform-
specific is more appealing. PHP doesn't restrict you to Apache or
IIS, it'll run on both (as well as others.) This has advantages in
portability, as well as your job prospects once you become
proficient. What happens when you leave one job that's an IIS shop to
go to another that runs Apache?
Granted, the IIS shop is more than likely drinking the MS Kool-Aid and
is using ASP.NET, but maybe they're not.
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