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Originally posted by mike503
as a non-technical client they should not necessarily be naming which technologies to use. too many people get ideas from reading newspapers and resumes and think java, xml, .net, j2ee and oracle are the only way to go.
people should explain what they want, maybe name a preferred technology (or if there's a reason a specific one should be used..)
you don't need to preach to the choir here, you don't have to sell me on php, php is all i do and all i recommend. and if people want perl, hit up a&h. people have heard the php pitch over and over, no need to praise php again.
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hehe, you said .net....
hit
www.freshmeat.net, why pay for shit
thats free?
(i think i need to start a 'mysql isn't a real db ' argument again...don't get me wrong, i think it is, but some people swear by oracle/informix/sybase....'course, those same people tend to be selling said dbs...)
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