LXer: Oracle vs PHP - FUD and Ignorance in Journalism

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LXer: Oracle vs PHP - FUD and Ignorance in Journalism

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10-10-2006, 11:54 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,343 Rep:	LXer: Oracle vs PHP - FUD and Ignorance in Journalism Published at LXer: LXer Feature: 10-Oct-2006 An article showed up in LXer's news queue that described how a business chose an Oracle solution over - get this - a PHP solution. Never mind that the article compares a database to a scripting language, but one can use Open Source PHP in conjunction with Oracle's non-free database system to write web applications. It just goes to show that we all need to know the difference between crap and shinola. Read More...

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