Posted by Tony Marston on 11/15/94 11:26

I develop my PHP applications on a Windows PC for the simple reason that my
PC is a Windows box, not Linux. I can do this for the simple reason that
PHP, Apache and MySQL all run on various platforms, so I can develop on one
and deploy on another without any problems. I will not switch to Linux for
development for the following reasons:
(a) I don't have to.
(b) All of the other software that I use is Windows only, not Linux.
(c) I don't believe Linux is good enough yet to compete with Windows.

I choose not to develop with ASP and IIS because I prefer open source
products.

Does that answer your question?

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Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net



"David" <martindb@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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>I have seen postings that indicate some developers are creating PHP
> apps for a Windows server environment. I am not sure if they run
> underr IIS or Apache, but I wonder why Windows and PHP vs. the
> PHP/Apache/Linux triumvirate.
>
> I would think that if you developed under windows, why not stick to
> ASP.net and IIS. If you want to use Apache, why not stick with Linux.
>
> Mostly curious.

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