|  | | Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages |  | | Description: Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages | | In this article the author compares the PHP and Perl by four scales that is, Scaling the Learning Curve, the Separation of Code and Data, speed and maturity. PHP is very easy to learn because of its small core language and many basic HTTP concepts are built into GET and POST variables which is easy to learn for the beginners. well versed in Java script have no problem in learning PHP. PHP dividing the code from the HTML for easy management. In perl print statemets are used to create all your HTML for easy management. Perl has the edge on PHP and the PHP is a newer language. Perl has support, tutorials and modules available. The author concludes that PHP works faster than Perl and his choice is PHP. | | Information:: Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages | | Title: | Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages | | Author: | John Lim | | Last Updated: | Tue Aug 03 2004 | | Home Page: | Click to Visit  | | Web site Language: | English | | Total Votes: | 2 | | Current Rating: | 4.50 | | Total Hits #: | 246 | | Listings ID #: | 18143 | | Reviews for Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages |
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