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Best webdesigning software ASP or PHP..!!

mickyjashua
Wed 19 May 2010, 10:05 pm GMT +0200
Why PHP over ASP ???

On Server: ASP runs only in windows ( can also run on Linux but not supported by many host and not so compatible), while php runs on both Linux and windows server.

On Database: ASP supports all databases but its best run with access and ms sql but it doesn't runs well with mysql, you may get problems on paging . PHP runs best with mysql, and also support mssql.

In Programming: With php you can also easily work on server related programming like dns, meta data e.t.c but in asp its very hard to work on server side manipulation and you need special permission to do that from admin. Typically the same functionality can be accomplished in less code with PHP than with ASP. This is because the HTTP GET and POST variables are created automatically by PHP as global variables, thus eliminating the step of extracting them from the ASP Request object.

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Most important Cost: Many add-ons for php are free (if hosted on Linux). but with asp you need to pay for almost everything like mail component, ftp component, image upload component e.t.c

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infoman66
Sun 12 September 2010, 12:50 pm GMT +0200
I agree that PHP is faster than ASP. Almost half of the web sites hosting on Apache, PHP and MySQL.
But should not be underestimated ASP.
A large number of companies for their extranet using MS Server and ASP.
Therefore, it is usefuly to know ASP.

andolasoft
Mon 1 November 2010, 02:45 pm GMT +0100
php is the single most widely used web development language currently; so you cannot challenge its credibility. it occupies a different place and no other language can dethrone it in years to come.

jlnorthoc
Fri 12 November 2010, 07:44 pm GMT +0100
I am just starting to learn about php MYSQL and all the other great stuff that goes into servers. From your experience how difficult is it to learn the how to set up a server?

JimmyAL
Wed 20 April 2011, 08:56 am GMT +0200
ASP remains me of Pascal which I don't like. PHP is more dynamic and simple to use, like C++, so I would choose PHP!

CodeMyConcept
Sat 30 April 2011, 12:02 am GMT +0200
We personally prefer PHP.

It has a fairly large developer community that is active in reporting bugs and creating additional PHP libraries that helps it to keep on evolving.

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Tue 3 May 2011, 07:54 am GMT +0200
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damar
Fri 6 May 2011, 03:26 pm GMT +0200
I prefer php...  It is fast,simple and dynamic

timpane
Wed 18 May 2011, 05:17 pm GMT +0200
single most broadly utilised world broad web development dialect currently; so you will not dispute its credibility. it lives at a distinct location and no other dialect can dethrone it in years to come.

speedy81
Sat 4 June 2011, 05:54 am GMT +0200
The main advantage of PHP is its open source and it has a very large developer community.

summerwilkins
Tue 7 June 2011, 05:57 pm GMT +0200
With its dynamics given, I would still go for PHP.

timpane
Wed 8 June 2011, 07:21 pm GMT +0200
the lone most broadly utilised world broad web development dialect currently; so you will not dispute its credibility. it lives at a distinct location and no other dialect can dethrone it in years to come.

summerwilkins
Thu 9 June 2011, 05:43 pm GMT +0200
the lone most broadly utilised world broad web development dialect currently; so you will not dispute its credibility. it lives at a distinct location and no other dialect can dethrone it in years to come.
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timpane
Wed 15 June 2011, 07:13 pm GMT +0200
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timpane
Wed 15 June 2011, 07:14 pm GMT +0200
 Typically the same functionality can be accomplished in less code with PHP than with ASP. This is because the HTTP GET and POST variables are created automatically by PHP as global variables, thus eliminating the step of extracting them from the ASP Request object.

summerwilkins
Wed 15 June 2011, 09:28 pm GMT +0200
Then why are they comparing the two software? Are they almost alike? I'm not that familiar with ASP that's why I'm asking.

lfm1012
Wed 6 July 2011, 07:18 am GMT +0200
I think PHP is good.

sportzman
Mon 5 September 2011, 10:54 am GMT +0200
thanks for provide me information about this topic

shanmarsh2
Thu 29 September 2011, 05:33 pm GMT +0200
Best webdesigning software ASP or PHP

SolidShellSecurity
Mon 30 January 2012, 11:22 pm GMT +0100
Use which you can code the best in. ASP will need Windows hosting and PHP will need Linux. You can switch the two, but ASP really needs Windows.

johnalbert234
Thu 19 April 2012, 02:47 pm GMT +0200
PHP is batter because it provides a lot of features.

suhanaanjum
Thu 26 April 2012, 11:26 am GMT +0200
Php software is good it works fast and is dynamic to use.

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