faster, easier, scalable, opensource, free, extendable, portable .....
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Bhavesh , Pursuing Graduation student, RK University
| 04 12 2013 13:20:36 +0000
php is having many advantages over asp in terms of cost
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vivek Sehgal, Our Services are Manpower Recruitment, Executive Search and Mass Hiring -ThePlacementguru.com
| 03 30 2013 07:24:48 +0000
This Discussion is Dynamic Than it Looks , Its Like Comparing Apples With Oranges.... While Using Php Which is a Scripted Language You do Get The best Support and Overall Compatibility With a Wide Range of Systems With Apache , Mono as Well as SQL Without any Cost Factor, Whereas if you want to Create a More Dynamic Web Application and not a Webpage That Handles only Client Side Requests and produces Static Pages , I Prefer You use ASP.NET ; it is a Industrial Length Platform Framework and is Also a Compiled Server Webpages it gives you more dynamic Web Applications as Compared to Php which can actually be a little bit sluggish on that matter..... Although The Most Important Consideration That Most Developers Face is The Cost Factor now that is not so important as mny of the express editions of Microsoft Offers Web Developers a Free Services, Although You might Not Get as Much as Robust-ibilty That you get in The Linux Platform , I Say You Use ASP.NET Still Cause The Server Platform is Not an issue for the Client , But if You Think You Need to use MONO For ASP.NET Technologies in The Linux Platform it Still has Problems Compared to The Environment you Might Get in the Windows Environment .... So I Say That if You Need to Create Not So Dynamic Webpages With most Of The Tasks in a Flow That Do not need a Dynamic Behavior i.e if You are Not Building a Web Application and are Building a Webpage That is a Small Scale Project on Being Dynamic i Think you Should use PHP Whereas if you are Building a WEBAPPLICATION I Think you should use ASP.NET as Being Compiled it Gives You a More Dynamic and Large Scale Application Environment Than PHP Language with Compiled C#...But Lets Face it At The End of The Day it Depends upon with which Technology you are Comfortable With and The Capability of Your Server Cause ; Even If Microsoft Gets Dynamic Pages you Could Still Implement Them i PHP with a few lines of code but it would be tough and also a chunk of work... and Also You Get Linux's Performance and Apache in PHP , So As Long as it is not dynamic to a rich level that Cost and Time Create a Large Difference in your Project , PHP Wins , But if It is a Very Large Dynamic Web application You Should You ASP.NET
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| 03 29 2013 08:03:15 +0000
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Aliza Agate, Software Developer, Cherisys Technologies
| 02 10 2013 17:11:53 +0000
php is the beat. I personally designed sites using asp.net and php. Nut the clarity, crisp and perfection is found only in that of php. Not even asp.net has that convincing design and coding criteria
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manoj kulkarni, Software Trainee, Etisbew Technology Group, Inc.
| 11 06 2012 04:32:03 +0000
Best PHP Free Open Source site http://www.phpkode.com/ would provide you the easiest means to download whatever php codes you need.
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vivimini , Customer Support, PHPKode.com
| 10 29 2010 09:51:19 +0000
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QualityPoint Technologies, Branch Manager/Regional Manager, QualityPoint Technologies
| 11 17 2009 10:04:59 +0000
If you ask me its PHP for me, as PHP is cheap, secure, fast, Since PHP is open source, there is a number of applications that are available for free based on it, most of these applications are commonly used and are very powerful also, there is a greater number of community forums and blogs where you are able to find information regarding PHP since it is open source. , One thing which annoys many ASP.NET developers is the fact that Microsoft is forever releasing updates to the system, and in its course, changing things along the way meaning that in some cases, developers have to keep on learning the changes as well as the new components and functions which are being added.
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Samir Das, Tech Architect, Infosys
| 06 15 2009 08:40:39 +0000
PHP is better not because it is Open source and ROI is far better then ASP.Net but it also include the Libraries which are far better then ASP example PDF Lib
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Mathlesh Kumar, Project Manager, Initto Technologies
| 06 15 2009 05:34:37 +0000
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Use control when you want. And push it out of the way when u dont need it. The webapi and flexibility of linq make asp.net very productive
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Odumah Ojorma, Freelancer, Technology Consulting
| 11 29 2012 04:43:49 +0000
Asp.net is not platform dependent. It is also run in linux with mono framework.
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Ahsan , Software Engineer, DigitalLab
| 04 04 2012 09:30:28 +0000
I agree with you sinha. You gave a perfect comparison.
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Ahsan , Software Engineer, DigitalLab
| 04 04 2012 09:29:15 +0000
asp.net is better than php because using asp.net we can easily handles server side code as well as client side code. Also the security is a vital issue here.In asp.net event base programming become life easier for the developer. Recent technologies like Windows communication foundation, ASP.net MVC4 cool features are make asp.net far better than php. Now .net framework 4.5 is coming to market with more strength and security.
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Ahsan , Software Engineer, DigitalLab
| 04 04 2012 09:25:31 +0000
With ASP .Net you can get full adavntage of .NET Framework, you can get full advantage of language inter-operability with .net i.e. you can use any language that you are comfortable with. even multiple languages can be used in the single application using dll for big project or with complex team. You don't need to upload source code to the server, but with php you can just obfuscate source. but fuscated DLLs are more secure..
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kushan patel, Partner/Principal/VP, GNext Softwares
| 07 19 2009 14:36:58 +0000
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