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Default newbie-advice: which language to develop with mysql - 06-04-2007, 07:51 AM

Hi,
I'm a beginner and I'm studying mysql to port some applications
developed with filemaker pro in mysql.
At the moment in our company there is a filemaker pro server that
serves about 10 filemaker pro clients.

We would like to migrate the solution towards an open source
architecture:
-a linux server with mysql server + apache
-web clients using internet explorer/firefox

I'd need an advice about the language to use to develop the
applications to drive the database: is php the best solution to
implement this scenario with the least effort and best results?
Or do you recommend other languages/implementations?

Thanks in advance :-)
Guido

   
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Default Re: newbie-advice: which language to develop with mysql - 06-04-2007, 07:51 AM

guido,

For a beginner, the LAMP platform should be best.
Linux
Apache
MySql ...

and PHP.

-- Bill

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> Hi,
> I'm a beginner and I'm studying mysql to port some applications
> developed with filemaker pro in mysql.
> At the moment in our company there is a filemaker pro server that
> serves about 10 filemaker pro clients.
>
> We would like to migrate the solution towards an open source
> architecture:
> -a linux server with mysql server + apache
> -web clients using internet explorer/firefox
>
> I'd need an advice about the language to use to develop the
> applications to drive the database: is php the best solution to
> implement this scenario with the least effort and best results?
> Or do you recommend other languages/implementations?
>
> Thanks in advance :-)
> Guido
>



   
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