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Good explanation. Hobbiest switched. Because IIS and Asp.net run very well with VB.NET. but who could afford that compared to PHP.
by oaiey 3y ago
Good explanation. Hobbiest switched. Because IIS and Asp.net run very well with VB.NET. but who could afford that compared to PHP.
- TylerE 3y agoThe bigger pain point, from memory, was having an ODBC-compliant driver so the OS could actually talk to your DB. That basically meant MSSQL if you wanted to co-exist happily with early dotnet.
- oaiey 3y agoDatabases access was a mess then in general. But yeah, completely agree with your sentiment. PHP was just so much easier with common databases.