Re: What's the latest thinking of the besttwo orthreewebdevelopment languages/environ...

That's an excellent point. I'm usually left scratching my head when people
on here use the web and ms-windows interchangeably. MS was irrelevant in the
creation of the web and the web has proliferated despite of MS. MS didn't
come into the picture until they decided that it was so important to control
or hinder the web that they broke the law and risked being busted up.

My apologies to those that think the web is the internet or that that they
were going to delete the internet in Win95 when they dragged the desktop
icon to their recycling bin.

On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Raul A. Jager W. <raul@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The web was born before windows, in the mainframe. The star for web
standars is Unix. And you can mix old Unix, modern Unix, Linux, free
bsd, IBM i, zOS, etc. without problems.
If you "standarize" in windows you have to stay all windows, all same
epoch.

Walden H. Leverich wrote:

Dave,

It simply amazes me the Web/Windoz world is SOOOOOO far behind in

standardizing >languages and development environments.

I'm _really_ confused by that statement. I would say the exact opposite
is true, and the i is far behind. I guess if you mean there are many
options, then yes, the web/windows world is far behind as it has many
more options than i.

IF, and I grant it's an IF, you standardize on the MS stack, it's a
really standard stack from top to bottom with a great integration story.


-Walden

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