IIS Outserves Apache on Fortune 1000 Websites while ASP.NET Deployments Grow

re: IIS Outserves Apache on Fortune 1000 Websites while ASP.NET Deployments Grow

David Overton — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 23:02:41 GMT

Barry,

Your comments are VERY wrong. Most big corporations have technical people who know many technologies, plus whether you like IIS or not, it is not all bad.

I can site good .Net web apps and bad J2EE apps that pulled companies down. It is often not about the technology used, but the quality of the work done. If it is easier using .Net (which I believe it is), why is this a bad thing?

ttfn

David

re: IIS Outserves Apache on Fortune 1000 Websites while ASP.NET Deployments Grow

Barry Dixon — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 14:39:10 GMT

That's just because IT people in most large corporates only know Microsoft and haven't got a clue about any other OSs so they always go the 'safe' route (well safe for them anyway) and insist all development for their websites, intranets, etc. is done in ASP.NET.

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