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ilovetoast
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Post by ilovetoast »

"real dynamic enterprise level functionality"
Oh and this is just hyperbole. Name one thing you can do in ASP that there isn't something equivalent or better in PHP.

peace

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John Cartwright
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Post by John Cartwright »

hey man asp if way better..

if you add a w to asp you get wasp... i like wasps..
now lets try and do this with php

$result=$w+$php;
echo "$result";

OUTPUT~_~_~

wphp....... but thas not wasp
therefor my conclusion is asp owns..
heheh :D jj php is owange

I would also like to take this time to direct you to this thread that everyone stopped helping me on ~ viewtopic.php?t=17229&start=15
Sorry for any inconvinience
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Post by cto1mac »

First of all this is my first post and I am relatively new at PHP, so forgive if I sound completely out of whack.


1. Yes, you are correct that open-source is not a defining solution to all programming problems. But, being open-source and free is an open invitation to get support from true professionals who readily give their advice on subjects that they themselves help to make better. At least these people are trying to help, they could have just put "RTFM".

2. Accept what you do know (ASP/VBScript) and what you want to know (PHP) and do what a good developer does when he/she wants to learn a new platform. Read up, ask questions, and understand that I also am an ASP developer but realize the potential of PHP and I know that the syntax is a bit different from VBScript but had you learned PHP first VBscript would be difficult.

3. Post your code, ask your questions and be patient. If you have the patience to write "50K lines of code" you should have the patience to give PHP a try.

Thanks for your time.
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