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Web Applications using FastCGI with PHP vs. FastCGI with C++
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<blockquote data-quote="Kryptos" data-source="post: 223105" data-attributes="member: 540"><p>Using C++ is likely to result in a radically faster application than PHP, Perl or Python and somewhat faster than C# or Java.</p><p>On the other hand, due to the reasons Macemore mentioned, developing a web app in C++ will take longer and will be harder to maintain. Furthermore, it's far more likely to contain serious security holes (nowadays everyone worries most about SQL injection and XSS - but if they were writing their web apps in C++ it would be buffer overflows and it would be their entire networks getting p0wned rather than just the data).</p><p>And that's why almost nobody writes web apps in C++ these days.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kryptos, post: 223105, member: 540"] Using C++ is likely to result in a radically faster application than PHP, Perl or Python and somewhat faster than C# or Java. On the other hand, due to the reasons Macemore mentioned, developing a web app in C++ will take longer and will be harder to maintain. Furthermore, it's far more likely to contain serious security holes (nowadays everyone worries most about SQL injection and XSS - but if they were writing their web apps in C++ it would be buffer overflows and it would be their entire networks getting p0wned rather than just the data). And that's why almost nobody writes web apps in C++ these days. [/QUOTE]
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