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26 Jan 2002
I love my Web host. If there’s anything I need done, all I have to do is ask, and they will do it. Not only that, they are one of the least expensive IIS hosts I have found. If you need a good IIS/Windows Web host, try Endore.
I like Apache as well, but there's some things I need to do on the site that I needed ASP for.
"...there's some things I need to do on the site that I needed ASP for." Such as?
Applications that I had already built using ASP. I wasn't that interested in redoing them in Perl or PHP. Mostly stuff that is running behind the scenes. One thing is a listing management tool for eBay. I built it a while back as a way of learning how to do XML and XSLT in ASP. I've managed Web servers running IIS, Apache, Netscape Enterprise (now iPlanet) and some lesser known servers including WebTen. I like Apache's management features the best, but IIS does the job just fine.
Why does the man even have to justify himself on HIS OWN friggin' site?? Any experienced techie knows that each flavor has its own strengths/weaknesses... a/f
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kimmie
January 27, 2002 9:54 AM
Ick... IIS. It's all about Apache baybee. (http://www.apache.org)