amen brotha!
one guy on the flash coders list said he could code better & faster in php then in cfm
u must get a free crack pipe with your php dl! haha


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Paul Vernon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Thu, 21 Oct 2004 00:45:25 +0100

>Speaking as someone that has just inherited a very short (5 day) contract to
>fix up some old php, and I have to say, I am such a happy puppy that I chose
>not to develop in PHP full time.
>
>At this point it's probably best to note that we also run PHP on our server
>so that when we take custom off of our competitors that use PHP, we can do
>it with the minimum of fuss and then re-write the app in CF at leisure. It
>niggles me that we have to run it at all but we've had to compromise to get
>the custom as if we made people wait to switch whilst we re-wrote the site,
>we'd lose the business.
>
>Anyway back to the point.... without exception, every site we have re-built
>in CFMX from a PHP ancestry has had a) a smaller final code base (mainly due
>to excellent code reuse) b) greater functionality (again, you gotta love the
>code re-use factor of CFMX) c) more stability and reliability (in my
>experience CFMX just works... PHP on the other hand needs a lot of
>babysitting) d) a major speed increase e) better architecture (code re-use
>again cfcs rock!). 
>
>The speed is the one that our customers notice the most and it kinda proves
>the point to them, but the other points I mention make an easier life for us
>as maintenance of CFMX is low to nil even when you include the patching
>process. 
>
>Certainly moving away from PHP has been a great benefit to most of our
>customers that didn't come to us in the first place. 
>
>Overall, our investment in CF has paid for itself many times over in shorter
>(re)development times and better application maintenance which lets us
>provide a better service to more people in less time. In my years as a
>contractor, I haven't come across a single PHP project that I would say is
>well written but then I am the one going in and fixing the problems because
>the developers that built the PHP in the first place have gone out of
>business or just aren't being responsive to the problems they've created...
>
>Paul
>
>
>

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