ASP or PHP

[andrewpoll88]

Good education is that, which is able to provide a better and more effective solutions on the complex ideas and subjects and this is the minimum requirement.

[willarnett5]

This is the minimum requirement! Good education is that, which is able to provide a better and more effective solutions. Thanks for the information though, fro9m your side!

[evandawson56]

Same tools are easy to use in creating several types of websites; however PHP is more functional in the sense that it provides wide cross-browser devices and backups most of the OS.

[frankleahy5]

Good schooling is something, which can offer better and more powerful solutions on the complicated ideas and subjects and this is the maximum require. This is really good.

[ryanharris369]

This is the maximum requirement! Lovely schooling is that, which can provide better & more effective solutions. Thanks for the information though, from your side!

[janejackson87]

Both are useful. Asp is used for more secure network. But 80% site are created in php nowadays.

[keyideas8]

.net is for future.

[shawnjohn]

How do i build a redirect from an asp site to a php site?

My company switched from an asp site to a php site. We want to build redirects so that we don't lose all of the good product reviews done by bloggers and other sources. Can someone give me the code so I can create these redirects. We were previously using network solutions. Now we are using joomla.

Thank you for any help you can provide.

[martinwhisely]

I would like to develop the web application in asp.net. It provide many services and communication with the web services. It also provide AJAX and JQUERY which is quite interesting one.

[Johnny Gav]

When building web sites, ASP and PHP are very popular languages. Here’s my opinion on whether ASP or PHP is best.

When comparing the language/tool, there platform where these languages will be deployed should also be considered. If all I can afford a GB/day web hosting is a linux/apache/mysql, it's not really a matter of option but have to choose php in current hosting market place. If the cost is less an factor, eg. I am developing a site for my company which has already justify the cost of this work, or I am developing a site for a start up who has already brought in their initial VC fund which is sufficient such a project, in these cases, I probably will choose language/tool over platform simply because platform cost is more predictable and fixed, vesus developing cost/time may vary widely depending on which language/tool used. asp.net will outrun php in latter case with no arguement (language to language between asp.net or php). Ideally, if Mono on Linux/mysql web hosting become a reality, meaning within the same monthly hosting price range, asp.net or php should become a serious topic to choose from. Before that day, this is nosense.