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I would concur. I've found it easier to write an nginx config than an Apache one. It's not ideal for basic PHP dev, what with the lack of .htaccess equivalent

I would concur. I've found it easier to write an nginx config than an Apache one. It's not ideal for basic PHP dev, what with the lack of .htaccess equivalent, but other than that, I definitely prefer it.

otterley 14y ago
> I've found it easier to write an nginx config than an Apache one I found the opposite - mod_rewrite is way more powerful and has less surprising behavior than nginx's version. nginx's "if" blocks in particular are quite hairy -- note the Wiki page name: http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil