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Scooby Doo
As a new commer (hobbyist) this field, it's pretty hard not to get caught in
an anti microsoft debate. Open Source Apache/PHP vs MS .NET technologies. I
ran into this article from a link of a link of a link on another weblog. I
have actually been interested with .net ever since "it came out" late
2001(or whenver that was). It sounded revolutionary. I've read a book
"understanding .net" and have read other sites for regular reading liesure
just to understand more and kind of stay up to date about things
Anyways, I had written a bunch of other thoughts down trying to answer my
own questions, but I didn't want to sound like a complete fool so here it is
in short.
How do you argue IIS Security issues since "everyone" seems to believe it's
an accident waiting to happen just having IIS installed.
And also, their argument of .net being slower and more memory intensive
because "more code is needed to be compiled/executed to produce the same
output as simple php code". It sounds like it would make sense but I don't
know.
http://otn.oracle.com/pub/articles/hull_asp.html
an anti microsoft debate. Open Source Apache/PHP vs MS .NET technologies. I
ran into this article from a link of a link of a link on another weblog. I
have actually been interested with .net ever since "it came out" late
2001(or whenver that was). It sounded revolutionary. I've read a book
"understanding .net" and have read other sites for regular reading liesure
just to understand more and kind of stay up to date about things
Anyways, I had written a bunch of other thoughts down trying to answer my
own questions, but I didn't want to sound like a complete fool so here it is
in short.
How do you argue IIS Security issues since "everyone" seems to believe it's
an accident waiting to happen just having IIS installed.
And also, their argument of .net being slower and more memory intensive
because "more code is needed to be compiled/executed to produce the same
output as simple php code". It sounds like it would make sense but I don't
know.
http://otn.oracle.com/pub/articles/hull_asp.html