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PHP, JSP, ASP.NET Which one best for web development ?


web development are same , but platform is different , and also the working envirment are different ?

so please suggest which is now day best development in web ? and also the large application in web ?

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Short answer: there is no single “best” — pick the one that matches the project constraints. Echoing , every option has pros and cons; and as pointed out, the question is too broad without concrete goals. Use the checks below to map requirements (team skills, hosting, time-to-market, maintainability, and expected scale) to a platform choice.

PHP is a lightweight, widely used server-side scripting language that’s easy to host and fast for small-to-medium sites. JSP is the server-side view technology in the Java ecosystem and is commonly used where a JVM-based, strongly typed stack and enterprise tooling are preferred. ASP.NET (modern ASP.NET Core) is a feature-rich .NET web stack that supports full web apps and APIs and runs cross-platform today. (php.net)

Ecosystem shorthand: pick a mature framework to avoid reinvention — Laravel (PHP) accelerates app-level features and developer productivity; Spring Boot (Java) gives convention-over-configuration for production-grade JVM services; ASP.NET Core offers integrated tooling, templates and first‑class C# support. When choosing, evaluate available libraries, hosting/deployment options, and the hiring pool for each stack. (laravel.com)

Practical checklist: (1) build a one-week prototype of a core use case in the candidate stack, (2) measure developer speed, testability, and deployment pain, (3) check hosting cost and ops requirements, and (4) prefer strong typing/tooling for large long-lived codebases, dynamic stacks for fast iteration. Start small, validate assumptions, then commit.

This advice expands on the thread: use the replies from , , and as context — the community correctly noted trade-offs; apply the checklist above to turn a vague “which is best” into a decision you can test quickly.

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As they are all exsit in real world, they all have pros and cons.

As other said, the best one for you is the one you are good at it.

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so please suggest which is now day best development in web ? and also the large application in web ?

PHP was used for facebook, asp.net was used for myspace. Now, they're both big projects so i guess this is where your personal preference comes in because they all have pros and cons as lyan stated

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This question is to ambiguous and there is no silver bullet to sort it out. Be specific on what you want to achieve and maybe then we can make more clearer image of what to use

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cute of you to down vote for no reason, keep up professionalism

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Thanks for yours actually. I made a good analysis of a thread you started and maybe you were not happy about it and then all you could do was to come over here to downvote a thread i replied to. That's not more professional.

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Off topic: Enlighten me please. When I use voting system I do use full vote and state why this or that is wrong. I do not have time for petty wars of 1 up/down votes.

PS: If you have ground for your accusation then by all means bring it to attention of admins.

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