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Looks like they took it offline.. (Score:1)

by Thomas (520)

I still have it in my browser though, and here's the content of it:

Developer's Dilemma: Perl vs. PHP

By Mike Martin
NewsFactor Network
October 18, 2002

PHP development tools -- optimizers, debuggers, code frameworks and class libraries -- are freely available, and PHP interfaces well with other enterprise programs, according to executives.

Perl -- the programmer's putty that helps paste together disparate Web technologies -- may be in a jam, threatened by obsolescence and an eager replacement patiently waiti
- Re:Looks like they took it offline.. (Score:1)
  
  by bhann (3268) on 2002.10.18 11:13 (#14030)
  
  Why the heck did he ask the CTO of a Stanford professor's gaming company?
  
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