Hi everyone,
I would like to thank all the people that have answered my question and all the
others that didn't have the time to answer it. As I have seen, the opinions on
this point are quite different and the answer is not as evident as the technical
director affirmed to me.
Thank you.
Sergio
as always if PHP runs at even 10% of the speed of C++ (yes, i know it's
faster), and most scripts would take several miliseconds in C++, the
benefits of using a language with bounds checking, and ease of
programming are immense.
-dan
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 08:49, Jay Blanchard wrote:
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> PH
[snip]
PHP is designed for rapid development of web applications. Manipulating
relational database data is not its strong point.
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At the risk of starting a flame war .
I think a lot of folks would take exception to the above statements. PHP
is being used for complex web-apps, command
PHP is designed for rapid development of web applications. Manipulating
relational database data is not its strong point. If I had a complicated
database manipulation that could be done within and oracle stored procedure,
and the database was large, or expected to get that way, I would strongly
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