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LayneMitch via WebmasterKB.com

2007-12-08, 7:03 pm

Does anyone know the specific languages associated with starting a myspace.
com or a facebook.com?

I'm not talking about as a member, but more so as a developer of these type
of sites.

I figured it has to be a database server side type language so that why I
posted this question here.

Just curious. Thanks.

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2007-12-09, 8:02 am

On Dec 8, 2:00 pm, "LayneMitch via WebmasterKB.com" <u39402@uwe>
wrote:
> Does anyone know the specific languages associated with starting a myspace.
> com or a facebook.com?
>
> I'm not talking about as a member, but more so as a developer of these type
> of sites.
>
> I figured it has to be a database server side type language so that why I
> posted this question here.
>
> Just curious. Thanks.
>
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> Message posted via WebmasterKB.comhttp://www.webmasterkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/php-db/200712/1

Layne,

It appears that myspace uses ColdFusion as their server side
implementation language. This is identifiable by going to a profile,
and looking at the file extension (.cfm).

Coldfusion is one way of doing this. Other alternatives include PHP
and ASP. All are server side languages with built-in database
support.

Hope this helps.

J.O. Aho

2007-12-09, 7:08 pm

aj wrote:
> On Dec 8, 2:00 pm, "LayneMitch via WebmasterKB.com" <u39402@uwe>
> wrote:
> It appears that myspace uses ColdFusion as their server side
> implementation language. This is identifiable by going to a profile,
> and looking at the file extension (.cfm).
>
> Coldfusion is one way of doing this. Other alternatives include PHP
> and ASP. All are server side languages with built-in database
> support.

To use ColdFusion ain't cheap, it's even cheap to set up a server with a
load of microsoft licenses.

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//Aho

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