Re: hmmm
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2006
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 67316
interpreted = N
texte = Yeah really is a shame. I have been re-directing my skills to MySQL, php and Perl. However, I am interested in RoR and how I may profit from it - especially in time.-adam ODonovan Brooke wrote:> devaulw@onebox.com wrote:>>> Why bother with PHP if you already know WebDNA and code sites on your >> own? >>> Because WebDNA appears to be falling behind in the form of > compatibility. I do much> more work on other peoples servers than I do on my own. Though I may > run WebDNA> 'till it just doesn't run anymore, admin's in general will not buy> WebDNA if it doesn't work with their new server.>>>> PHP is just another scripting language.>>>> I would recommend you look to Rails for something different for the >> future. >> Keep WebDNA around for your scripted sites.>>>> Bill>> My point is not what other specific options you/I are looking> into (there are many),... it's the fact that I/we (those of us who > make at least part of our living> coding WebDNA) are being forced to learn other options.>>> SMSI, can you please respond with some information about the state or > direction> of WebDNA?>> Thanks,> Donovan>>>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Yeah really is a shame. I have been re-directing my skills to MySQL, php and Perl. However, I am interested in RoR and how I may profit from it - especially in time.-adam ODonovan Brooke wrote:> devaulw@onebox.com wrote:>>> Why bother with PHP if you already know WebDNA and code sites on your >> own? >>> Because WebDNA appears to be falling behind in the form of > compatibility. I do much> more work on other peoples servers than I do on my own. Though I may > run WebDNA> 'till it just doesn't run anymore, admin's in general will not buy> WebDNA if it doesn't work with their new server.>>>> PHP is just another scripting language.>>>> I would recommend you look to Rails for something different for the >> future. >> Keep WebDNA around for your scripted sites.>>>> Bill>> My point is not what other specific options you/I are looking> into (there are many),... it's the fact that I/we (those of us who > make at least part of our living> coding WebDNA) are being forced to learn other options.>>> SMSI, can you please respond with some information about the state or > direction> of WebDNA?>> Thanks,> Donovan>>>>>>>>-------------------------------------------------------------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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