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One Response to “stayoutside.com going from WIMPy to LAMP!”

1. Preston Says:
   July 4th, 2007 at 8:39am

   Cool! I’ve been using Lighttpd (aka Lighty) instead of Apache for a while now. I like it better, you may want to check it out. For database, I use Postgresql, which I feel is superior to MySQL (alert! holy war starting…). However, most web hosts only support MySQL, so it is definitely the safer route to go if you ever want to be able to move to a fully hosted environment.

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