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| Oracle vs PHP - FUD and Ignorance in Journalism |
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Line56.com wrote an interesting article about why vAudit chose an Oracle solution over a PHP solution. That's right, boys and girls! Oracle over PHP. There can only be two reasons why a case study-styled article would compare a non-libre database to a libre scripting language. The first reason is that the author is new to the technology industry and doesn't yet know his head from a hole in the ground. The other reason is that the author is intentionally misleading the audience.
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