Beyond LAMP: SAMP… LGPJ… LAMJ…

In a recent SDN article, Rick concludes that, "Today's developer has many open-source choices for filling out the web development software stack commonly called LAMP. The combination of Solaris/OpenSolaris OS, Cool Stack tools (including MySQL), and the NetBeans IDE, lets you develop productively in your language of choice with technologies that can scale to large deployments." [...read more...]

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