[Lazarus] fpweb for delphi?
Myles Wakeham
myles at techsol.org
Sun May 30 18:09:31 CEST 2010
Marco wrote:
>That leaves PHP. Which is good for small stuff, but I wouldn't like having
it write to mission critical databases. PHP is only used for small potatoe
and frontends. (leaving a service to do the real work).
Huh? Ever heard of Facebook? Or SugarCRM? They are PHP apps. And PHP
is not a front-end solution. It runs on the server, not the client. I
think you are confusing it with Javascript/HTML/AJAX, etc. all of which
work with any back-end code (PHP, Perl, ASP, or FPC CGIs).
I have PHP applications in production with large user communities (ie. >
1,000) and they perform exceptionally well. I do also have FPC CGI's
running for doing intensive file handling alongside of them and yes, it
does outperform for those applications. But by the time I lose all my
PHP extensions, frameworks, Smarty, etc. it would take me 3-4x the
development effort to construct a web solution in FPC than in PHP.
There's a place for both technologies and they can work exceptionally
well together, but please don't underestimate what PHP can (and has
done) in web development circles.
Myles
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