Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2009
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = As a matter of fact, it's about money. You can argue hours with a php geek, using objective arguments, he will not be convinced: it is hard to change a developer mind... ;-) but if you explain to him that it costs three times less to build a WebDNA application than a php one, he will start to listen to you: less expensive means better competitiveness (at a time where a lot of dev. goes to China and India), higher earnings, more projects at a time.... then he will discover the language is elegant, extremely easy to learn, powerful, with a small footprint, and fun.Patrick will tell you that he uses to offer customers a webdna prototype: he presents it as a less expensive and quicker way to get to a working model, which will allow the client to better design the finished site and get a proper handle on the costs. He says he never had a prototype that didn't become permanent...- chrisOn Jun 17, 2009, at 13:22, Lawrence Banahan wrote:> Hi All,>> I'm using Webdna for almost 7 years and don't what to change...> But it is impossible to find trainee that would accept to learn it...> I also have partners who would like us to pass the river and get to > php/MySql.> When I have a look at MySql it looks horrible to me, but is it more > powerfull than Webcatalog?> I know about http://webdna.us/page.dna?numero=37> But what other reason could I say to keep going on Webdna...>> Thank's for your Help>>> ---------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list
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Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:
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- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Terry Wilson 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Donovan Brooke 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Lawrence Banahan 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Frank Nordberg 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't ("Psi Prime, Matthew A Perosi " 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Donovan Brooke 2009)
- RE: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't ("Michael A. DeLorenzo" 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Terry Wilson 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (christophe.billiottet@webdna.us 2009)
- RE: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't ("Tana Adams" 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Gil Poulsen 2009)
- RE: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't ("Michael A. DeLorenzo" 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (christophe.billiottet@webdna.us 2009)
- Re: [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Matthew Bohne 2009)
- [WebDNA] What does PHP(5) has, that Webdna hasn't (Lawrence Banahan 2009)
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As a matter of fact, it's about money. You can argue hours with a php geek, using objective arguments, he will not be convinced: it is hard to change a developer mind... ;-) but if you explain to him that it costs three times less to build a WebDNA application than a php one, he will start to listen to you: less expensive means better competitiveness (at a time where a lot of dev. goes to China and India), higher earnings, more projects at a time.... then he will discover the language is elegant, extremely easy to learn, powerful, with a small footprint, and fun.Patrick will tell you that he uses to offer customers a webdna prototype: he presents it as a less expensive and quicker way to get to a working model, which will allow the client to better design the finished site and get a proper handle on the costs. He says he never had a prototype that didn't become permanent...- chrisOn Jun 17, 2009, at 13:22, Lawrence Banahan wrote:> Hi All,>> I'm using Webdna for almost 7 years and don't what to change...> But it is impossible to find trainee that would accept to learn it...> I also have partners who would like us to pass the river and get to > php/MySql.> When I have a look at MySql it looks horrible to me, but is it more > powerfull than Webcatalog?> I know about http://webdna.us/page.dna?numero=37> But what other reason could I say to keep going on Webdna...>> Thank's for your Help>>> ---------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/
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