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Trying to find out what the difference is between PHP and ASP.NET 3.0
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Hi,
I'm putting together a social networking site. One web developer is recommending going with them and using ASP.NET 3.0 and another is wanting to use PHP. I'm trying to find out which is better and what the difference is.
For example, will one affect the ease of use by us and the users, a hosting platform and adding on additional features at a later date versus the other.
Any feedback comparing the two, would be extremely helpful.
Thanks
I'm putting together a social networking site. One web developer is recommending going with them and using ASP.NET 3.0 and another is wanting to use PHP. I'm trying to find out which is better and what the difference is.
For example, will one affect the ease of use by us and the users, a hosting platform and adding on additional features at a later date versus the other.
Any feedback comparing the two, would be extremely helpful.
Thanks
I would go with PHP as it is community driven development and as it goes most of things will be free and coming numerous varieties where in ASP you more likely to end up paying for this or that. Secondly I find ASP slower in comparison to PHP or JSP.
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Publilius Syrus
(~100 BC)
LJC - London Java Community, Graduate & Undergraduate Software Development Community, JAVAWUG (Java Web User Group), The London Android Group
Alot of people throw this quote about but there is no reason ASP.net websites shouldn't be as fast (or faster) than php sites. It simply comes down to coding practices and optomizing performance.
I would consider what level of interaction/features your users will require. As persoannyl i find it easier to build a "Richer" interfcae using .Net rather than PHP. But again there is no reason why this should be the case. But i do agree with peter_budo...
that a social networking site would more than likely work best in a community driven environment
I would consider what level of interaction/features your users will require. As persoannyl i find it easier to build a "Richer" interfcae using .Net rather than PHP. But again there is no reason why this should be the case. But i do agree with peter_budo...
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I would go with PHP as it is community driven
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