.NET, Java, PHP, Apache, IIS? What?

[GoodJobFastCar]

Hi,

I just put up what looks like a fairly simple site.

I'm surprised at how complex the whole process is/was.

I'd like to start adding simple features like forums, chat, etc...

What's the best way to get this done?

Is there a ISP-like service I can go to which handles all this
complexity
for me and I just concentrate on the content?

-Peter
http://GoodJobFastCar.com
go************@gmail.com

[John Timney \(MVP\)]

you could look at something like hosted community server

http://www.communityserver.com/

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Hi,

I just put up what looks like a fairly simple site.

I'm surprised at how complex the whole process is/was.

I'd like to start adding simple features like forums, chat, etc...

What's the best way to get this done?

Is there a ISP-like service I can go to which handles all this
complexity
for me and I just concentrate on the content?

-Peter
http://GoodJobFastCar.com
go************@gmail.com

[darrel]

I just put up what looks like a fairly simple site.

>
I'm surprised at how complex the whole process is/was.

People usually are. ;o)

I'd like to start adding simple features like forums, chat, etc...

What's the best way to get this done?

'best' would probably be to have someone that's well versed in the realm of
server-side application development to do it for you.

Is there a ISP-like service I can go to which handles all this
complexity
for me and I just concentrate on the content?

Look for a web host that will install a CMS/Blog/Forum system for you.

Keep in mind that that still will take time and effort on your part to
configure and customize things.

-Darrel