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Cobalt · 02-10-2007

Personally I prefer PHP to build and develop both websites and web applications. I've come to appreciate the real power of database driven sites and the added flexibility they give when it comes to further development. The ability to add a level of depth and interactivity in a site these days is crucial to its success.

Naturally XHTML is generally what is generated by PHP these days, and though powerful on its own, doesn't cut it for a lot of applications. Learn PHP and generate your XHTML on the fly - it's much slicker and allows more to be achieved than you ever thought possible.

02-10-2007	#6 (permalink)
Cobalt Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 11	Re: XHTML vs PHP Personally I prefer PHP to build and develop both websites and web applications. I've come to appreciate the real power of database driven sites and the added flexibility they give when it comes to further development. The ability to add a level of depth and interactivity in a site these days is crucial to its success. Naturally XHTML is generally what is generated by PHP these days, and though powerful on its own, doesn't cut it for a lot of applications. Learn PHP and generate your XHTML on the fly - it's much slicker and allows more to be achieved than you ever thought possible.