Posted by nospa on 04/25/06 19:56

In article <fIOdnYt6ueKfzNPZRVn-gQ@comcast.com>,
michael.trausch.no.spam@comcast.net says...
> Andy Jeffries wrote in <pan.2006.04.25.15.08.06.342063@andyjeffries.co.uk>
> on Tue April 25 2006 11:08:
> >
> > I'd say go with PHP5 on Apache2.
> >
> > It's faster and has better object support (which for a new project may be
> > useful).
> >
>
> Totally agreed. The new object model in PHP 5 is worth looking into. It
> allows you to create your own class libraries that you can reuse in other
> PHP 5 applications, essentially empowering you to create your own
> customized framework for applications that can totally use an OOP model to
> make things happen.
>
> This, when implemented correctly, can turn into very concise, readable code.
>
> - Mike
>

Silly question - forgive me but why not just use C++ ?

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