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I reckon that just all depends on how good you program, you can have the best platforms available to you, but creating a bad app still runs poorly.<br />
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My personal preference however is IIS/Apache ColdFusion MS SQL<br />
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Now for free application I would go Apache PHP MySQL<br />
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Really I would not take any advice from anyone saying platform X is the best and fastest, they all have their Pro's and Con's and I beleive you can't make one stand out above the other, only by personal preference you can.<br />
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My 2c
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I reckon that just all depends on how good you program, you can have the best platforms available to you, but creating a bad app still runs poorly.

My personal preference however is IIS/Apache ColdFusion MS SQL

Now for free application I would go Apache PHP MySQL

Really I would not take any advice from anyone saying platform X is the best and fastest, they all have their Pro's and Con's and I beleive you can't make one stand out above the other, only by personal preference you can.

My 2c

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If you were going to accept mine, you should have split and accepted Taco's to
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If you were going to accept mine, you should have split and accepted Taco's to

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No worries, <br />
I appreciate your honesty fz2hqs...<br />
Thanks
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No worries,
I appreciate your honesty fz2hqs...
Thanks

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What is the fastest most reliable web allication combination to run on the Windows platform? &nbsp;I have heard that running Apache web server with Chilisoft in conjuction to MS SQL Server(or mySQL server) is faster and more reliable than running IIS 5(or above) with MS SQL Server(or mySQL server). &nbsp;What is the truth? &nbsp;Or, is there a better solution? &nbsp;
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What is the fastest most reliable web allication combination to run on the Windows platform?  I have heard that running Apache web server with Chilisoft in conjuction to MS SQL Server(or mySQL server) is faster and more reliable than running IIS 5(or above) with MS SQL Server(or mySQL server).  What is the truth?  Or, is there a better solution?  

Best web application combination?

A web server refers to the software that helps to deliver web content that can be accessed either through the Internet or through an intranet. The primary function of a web server is to store, process and deliver web pages to clients. The communication between client and server takes place using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). The most common use of web servers is to host websites, but there are other uses such as gaming, data storage, running enterprise applications, handling email, FTP, etc.