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Yup ... I  believed the developer thought that .NET is same as PHP so most of the things are looking exactly like PHP.

Matt you can be happy with your VI for everything (include editing: flash file and action script)

Here are some of the IDE that I have used in the past, for those who are interested you can check it out.

PHP, JAVA, JSF:  Eclipse   (free) , Net Beans (free)
ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET: Visual Studio 2008 Express (Free), Visual Studio 2008  Professional (<$300)
HTML, CSS, DHTML, Javascript: Notepad, Dreamweaver CS3, Microsoft Expression, (someone mentioned FrontPage: FontPage has been changed to Microsoft Expression)
Flash:  Adobe Flash
Silverlight: Microsoft Blend
UML to Code: Altova
Source Control:  SVN (free), CVS (free), Team System 2008, Visual SourceSafe

I sometimes use Notepad, vi (shell scripting) for quick fix only.   I better version of Notepad is Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm)

For those who like to program in PHP 4, PHP 5, and Zend Framework (MVC Framework) try: 
Zend Studio for Eclipse ($399) (if you think you can make money from your PHP program, which I often do).  I've been using it for 2 years already and I really like it.

This post will concluded all my posts.   Happy Programming! 

Hope this helps

Matt ... I never say that the IDE(s) that I preferred are better. I personally like Notepad, but sometimes we need to go outside the box, and explore other IDE(s).  I did say that I do use notepad for quick fix and stuffs, but in a large development environment a professional IDE should be used instead.

Can you name a few IDE that you have used and were crap?

If you are an owner of a company ... I don't think you would consider "vi" for your software development IDE.  Because it wastes time and money.

That's why Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft Express, Dream Weaver are available.

In my opinion, via + notepad are good for quick and dirty stuff ... but for long run ... consider professional IDE editor. (save time and money)

cheers

With go Daddy web hosting ... only read permission is set on the root folder ... you need to use the control panel and add write permission for configuration data (sub-folder) ... I think I saw this error on GoDaddy Shared Host before.

This looks like your  homework ehe ...

TheMF ... can you post a full description of what you're looking for?  I might be able to help.

I just dropped by your site and I think you did a good job on your videos .. keep on the good work.

In a small website, the differences are very small but here is an article for facebook and the comparison is:
Normal 4050ms
APC 135ms

full details:
http://sizzo.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/ … ing-dc.pdf

This piece of code is a complete reference, i'm not sure what else do you want to know.  So as the result, APC_STORE acts like Hashtable (C#, NET) or HashMap<String, Object> in JAVA.  Everything stores in the cache memory, it clears on startup & shutdown.

To store a variable in a memory you do:
apc_store('variableNameHere', $valueHere);

Read a variable:
apc_fetch('variableNameHere');