 A little house cleaningPosted on September 9, 2003 by Grant SkinnerFollowing my move to NetKeepers hosting, I had a lot of links and content go down for two reasons: 1) Case sensitivity on the new server 2) All of my ASP scripts are now useless I’ve just gone through and fixed most problems caused by number 1, and will be learning either CF or PHP (most likely the latter, but I welcome comments) to fix number 2. The 1000+ of you who tried to download gPathFinder while the link was broken will be happy to learn it is now back up. Grab it from the gskinner.com site in lab / source / FLA / pathfinder.
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6 Comments
Learn CF -- it's a great language.
Posted by: Geoff Bowers on Sep 10, 2003 3:49am URL: http://blog.daemon.com.au/
I second Geoff's comment. CF is so simple and elegant. I used to develop in ASP 2.0 but have now moved entirely to CFMX.
Posted by: Ben Haldenby on Sep 10, 2003 9:13am
I third Geoff's comment. Coldfusion may not be as in or hip as PHP but it is definately easier to learn, and easier to code in.
I have coded in all three (ASP, PHP and CFMX).
Posted by: sean on Sep 12, 2003 2:26pm URL: http://www.kubeworks.com/Personal/
hair here
can't comment about PHP as I have never used it.
but i love CFMX, components and built in Flash Remoting are nice things for sure..
che
vin
Posted by: vinnie on Sep 17, 2003 9:31pm URL: http://www.vivacewebdesign.com
well, since there are no php takers here... Learn PHP! for obvious reasons ;)
Posted by: krist on Sep 24, 2003 1:38am URL: http://www.geocities.com/artofblub
since when did we do everything just because it's spoon fed? ;)
seriously though - cf looks great to me, but i really like php. Even with today's muddied waters, I still believe in Open Source.
Posted by: shakib on Nov 18, 2003 3:29am URL: http://www.mediumart.co.uk