Re: Page-Execution-Timer...PHP vs WebDNA
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texte = Sal, On Jan 17, 2004, at 6:09 PM, Sal wrote: > Hi Paul, > > I know that this debate has been done many times on this list. The > main > reason for the post was to show an example between PHP code and WebDNA > code. > These types of comparisons are a benefit to the WebDNA community. > > [snip] But then there is that whole flat file vs. relational > database performance matter[/snip] > Very soon WebDNA will have built-in support for MySQL so this will no > longer > be an issue. Unfortunately for many this is too little too late. I for one won't upgrade to 5.x due simply to the fiasco of the 4.x upgrades. And I still have never received an answer as to why others for the upgrade for $500.00 when it cost me $2000.00. I figure I have already paid for an upgrade to 5.x - but the powers that be at Smith Micro refuse to talk to me about it. At least with PHP you don't have to worry about upgrade issues like the above. PHP isn't perfect by any means, but then neither is WebCat or Smith Micro. Regards Dale ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Sal, On Jan 17, 2004, at 6:09 PM, Sal wrote: > Hi Paul, > > I know that this debate has been done many times on this list. The > main > reason for the post was to show an example between PHP code and WebDNA > code. > These types of comparisons are a benefit to the WebDNA community. > > [snip] But then there is that whole flat file vs. relational > database performance matter[/snip] > Very soon WebDNA will have built-in support for MySQL so this will no > longer > be an issue. Unfortunately for many this is too little too late. I for one won't upgrade to 5.x due simply to the fiasco of the 4.x upgrades. And I still have never received an answer as to why others for the upgrade for $500.00 when it cost me $2000.00. I figure I have already paid for an upgrade to 5.x - but the powers that be at Smith Micro refuse to talk to me about it. At least with PHP you don't have to worry about upgrade issues like the above. PHP isn't perfect by any means, but then neither is WebCat or Smith Micro. Regards Dale ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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