[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“When you think of enterprise web applications, it’s only
natural to think of J2EE and .Net. After all, these are the
technologies most developers choose when implementing
mission-critical apps. But as Friendster found out, the open source
LAMP platform is a mature alternative that has a lot to offer,
particularly for projects on a tight budget.“The first three letters in LAMP stand for Linux, Apache, and
MySQL, which comprise the OS, Web server, and database management
system, respectively. Some developers dispute that Linux should be
part of the equation; the same stack runs on Mac OS X, Unix, and
even Windows…”
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