[thelist] What tools should I use?

[Anthony Ettinger]

I always use open source. So far i've found their
solutions and support to be much more responsive.
Especially when a security flaw is found.

the only thing I don't like about flash is that it's
not search-engine friendly with indexing, although
I've heard there are some engines out there starting
to index the binary content.



--- jcole1513 <jcole1513 at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hi: 
> I'm pretty new to web development (supporting one
> website for about a
> year), and would like to know what direction I
> should take for becoming
> a full-fledged web developer. Specifically, I would
> like to know what
> are the arguments for using open-source tools
> (Apache, PHP, MySQL,Linux)
> over, say, Microsoft environment (IIS,ASP,.NET, SQL
> server). Are there
> any good articles on the pros and cons of one kind
> of environment over
> another?
>  
> Also, it seems there are some good arguments for
> Flash over Java, but
> I'd be interested to have that confirmed from some
> of the veterans out
> there.
>  
> Thanks for any help you can give,
> Jeannie
> jcole1513 at comcast.net
>  
>  
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