Hehe, I’ll take it. I have a couple more of these in the pipeline, so if you think I am violating some unwritten / religious rule by combining WordPress and IIS7, please let me know
Otherwise, prepare to enjoy the newly minted marriage of PHP and IIS.
That’s awesome! I am excited for IIS 7 which really is a great server. I used to be anti-everything MS until I started working in a .NET shop. The Microsoft development framework is actually quite impressive. IIS 7 will also allow open source languages to play nicely together.
I have a dream (dramatic pause) that one day we could leverage the strengths of .NET, PHP, Ruby, Perl, etc all on one platform. Oh wait, we’re already getting there!
Hehe, I’ll take it. I have a couple more of these in the pipeline, so if you think I am violating some unwritten / religious rule by combining WordPress and IIS7, please let me know
Otherwise, prepare to enjoy the newly minted marriage of PHP and IIS.
Regards,
Mike
That’s awesome! I am excited for IIS 7 which really is a great server. I used to be anti-everything MS until I started working in a .NET shop. The Microsoft development framework is actually quite impressive. IIS 7 will also allow open source languages to play nicely together.
I have a dream (dramatic pause) that one day we could leverage the strengths of .NET, PHP, Ruby, Perl, etc all on one platform. Oh wait, we’re already getting there!
Chris, I think you dream may start becoming reality soon
Check out my post for some info on getting Ruby on Rails running using FastCGI: 10 steps to get Ruby on Rails running on Windows with IIS FastCGI.
More to come!