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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 2:03 pm Post subject: language preference
Hey Guys! me here again..............
been doing the HTML design lately and content for our customers and new developments...
but as of late the actual programming has started to rear it's head, so it's teach yourself time, started with asp.net, seems the easiest....... any suggestions in that department????? it's all new so why not _________________ Web Development Cape Town
I like PHP myself. Its pretty versatile. I have never cared for perl, although I'm sure there would be many arguments against me saying bad things about perl.
I have never done anything with ASP, so I have no opiion of it.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 3:14 pm Post subject: Latest Blog Post : Blog and earn!
I am for php as the open source community and open source applications will empower your business. _________________ http://www.idealwebtools.com/blog/orkut-banned-india/ - Orkut getting a ban in India, why? Is it fair? Politicians not liking it as some voices are raised against.
the issues with the PHP code and viruses?? with the attack on HEDIR awhile ago and in your blog AjiNIMC? how would one prevent such code hijacking while using PHP? _________________ Web Development Cape Town
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2006 1:46 am Post subject: Latest Blog Post : Blog and earn!
This happens once in a while and you can basically keep your code updated. There are security patches available (most of the time only after attack). This is language independent but sometimes a little more common with open source application.
You should always keep an up to date backup, this is a must. I am happy that hedir also had a good backup to recover from the virus attacks. _________________ http://www.idealwebtools.com/blog/orkut-banned-india/ - Orkut getting a ban in India, why? Is it fair? Politicians not liking it as some voices are raised against.
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