You are entitled to your wrong and long opinions. Not out to vex anyone or cause offence… Just personal experience.Īnd YES times change as do languages and trends. Why? Well because they work, and as the old adage goes ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ remains in effect. To this day those legacy systems run a high percentage of the worlds most important and complex back-ends. With IBM it was always a point that backwards compatibility would remain intact regardless of its age. Legacy systems still run fine and infact a well observed phenomenon is known as security via obscurity (not many who understand the old languages and systems around these days, and certainly not many malicious in their approach (script kiddes are pretty much unheard of). Have also worked in the banking and financial sectors and as an IBM reseller (for about five years). Came down more to database management than the language. Scaling with both PHP and ASP was not a real issue, that is down to the dev-team (and we had among the best in the business).
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We also run some of the largest gaming server providers and consulted with many developers (hosts and data centers, globally) including Barrysworld and dozens of others (with the full support of the Intel engineering teams in Germany, the US, and the UK). PlanetLAN and Sogamed (two of the largest networks on the internet at their time). In the past we run huge sites on PHP and ASP with hundreds of thousands of users (tens of thousands online at the same time, on MODEMS, and still these networks were fast (for the time) and with rarely any down-time). And if they’re planning for that growth this early, they’d have investor funding, be a dev building it from scratch and thus aren’t worried about the slight differences in server costs. I’d bet most aren’t even planning for 100k or 50k.īecause those that do would rebuild or highly customize a lot anyway. Most people using Wappler also aren’t planning for a million concurrent users. I went the node route by the way, because now it was either learn a lot about php or just go with node and do the whole JS thing. If someone knows php, learning a new language ‘just because you shouldn’t use php’ is a poor argument imo. Or do you need something that is far more dynamic where using something like Node (and npm packages) offers benefits? provide the quickest path to getting it out in the real world.Īre you building a scalable eCommerce solution? Something similar? The correct or rather more accurate answer is, what do you NEED your web app to do and thus which language would a. Did over $100mil in annual revenue all with a back-end of php (their entire backend warehousing was written in php as well). The last eCommerce company I worked for had 100ks of thousands of visitors a month. You didn’t say there was other (ie more expensive) costs associated with php, which I’m not sure is accurate anyway, as php hosting is a dime a dozen and horizontal scaling is easy with a simple load balancer, vs using something like node for scaling, you made a blanket statement that php doesn’t and can’t scale outside ‘personal blogs/sites’. Yours unfortunately, although maybe had the right intent, isn’t fully accurate. I shared this post with him (it popped up in my Wappler ‘Community Summary Email’ as we’ve used Wappler for some projects and he’s been pretty impressed with the dev time, and given what he’s done professionally using PHP for large companies, I thought he’d find it of interest.Īmong other things, we’ve also had discussions on MongoDB vs SQL (and nearly EVERYONE saying you MUST use MongoDB with Node (which again, is an incorrect blanket statement, but I digress). He didn’t ‘have a google alert to try convince people about php’. I went through every one of them and they sealed the deal for me on purchasing Wappler cause they introduce you to the “Wappler Way” of doing what I’ve been hand coding for years.
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I suggest you download the Wappler trial. I used Coda2 for years but Panic just released Nova which I do not like so it was a perfect time for me to move to something else. I haven’t had to spend much time in it though due to the awesome UI. The code editor is excellent from what I can tell so far. Especially if you’re someone like me who has used the Bootstrap framework for years. I hand coded for years and Wappler makes a lot of the tedious coding like the layout and database connections and queries much quicker with the UI. If you have any coding knowledge at all, I believe you will love Wappler. has helped me several times this morning and it’s a weekend! I had read that ScriptCase’s support was lacking and I have learned that the community on here is great at answering questions quickly. Hi I too looked really hard at ScriptCase before settling on Wappler this week.
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