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Posted by Chung Leong on 09/13/05 18:53
David wrote:
> I guess I should have been clearer in my question. I was talking
> about developing under Windows to work primarily with Windows. I
> understand wanting to develop under Windows, as you have the
> flexibility not given to some Linux users.
>
> However, does anyone choose to use PHP for a Windows only project? Why
> rather than .net?
The question is more like why you don't want to use .Net. Here are some
reasons:
1) ASP.Net is a pain to set up. Nothing drives a programmer crazy quite
like mysterious alert boxes.
2) You more or less have to use Visual Studio.Net.
3) The event driven model is very different from what people are used
to.
4) ASP.Net essentially requires Javascript on the client side.
5) Little guarantee that pages would work with non-IE browsers.
6) Pointlessly complicated class structure. Dumb HTML tags are
represented by classes inherited four, five levels deep.
7) Stupid use of namespace. Whoever thought it's a good idea to use
namespaces as a primary mean to identify classes desires a good
beating.
8) Documentation sucks.
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