NYCPHP Meetup

[Bhulipongsanon, Pinyo]

"But really, the concept of writing in any language and having it work with 
other programmer's code written in a different language is at least
interesting."

This is nothing new.  It is a rehash of ideas (surprise) that has been
around for decades, i.e., CORBA, and now Web Services.  As a person who has
used both technologies, I can say, save yourself 50% of your time by
switching from ASP to PHP, and save another 50% by stop writing code for
NS4.  :-P


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Subject: RE: [nycphp-talk] The PHP Framework?


I have never used ASP.net, but for the record, the programmer would write
the 
application in Jscript and it would be compiled into the CLR which would run
on 
the server, not the client.
Why? is another story. I guess the MS market research department did a study

and found out there were a bunch of javascripters who refused to learn a
server-
side language.
But really, the concept of writing in any language and having it work with 
other programmer's code written in a different language is at least
interesting.







Quoting "Vanmosel, Arno" <Arno.Vanmosel at wwecorp.com>:

> Sorry ... I replied to the wrong subject in the mailing.
> 
> You see ... that's how funny this article by Microsoft actualy is.... I
lost
> total control over myself! lmao
> 
> --- Original sent ---
> 
> 
> Hehehehe ....
> This is just to funny!
> 
> "JScript" ... didn't even see that one!
> Client side scripting is supported by .NET ... no shit Sherlock!
> 
> And it better support your own languages too ... Wouldn't it be funny
> is .NET did not support VB .NET? It's like PHP not supporting ...
> well ... mod-php.
> 
> What is next?  hehehehe
> 
> Thanks Hans ... I needed a good laugh.
> 
> Arno
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