hello,
I am starting my 3rd year degree in computing at uni and I am writing a dissertation on php versus asp.
I was hoping you could share some of your expertise please, and share some of your knowledge by answering some
of the following questions. Please note that this is purely for my own
project to achieve my degree. The answers you give me will only be used in
my dissertation and referenced according,
When considering a server-side scripting language, what would you consider
the main points you look for.
Is Cost an issue(Obviously PHP free ) Asp.net ?Business use etc...
What can one language do that the other cant?
What can one language do more efficiently than the other?
What features does one language have over the other?
I basically need to get together some strong arguments that can be put together.
I need to be able to compare the language like for like and work out which
one has more advantages over the other in a constructive manor.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
One other option is to create a questionare and either post it on the site or if any individuals are willing to take part I will email the questionaire
again because of Plagiarism the information will be referenced accordingly.
Thank you very much
Paul
P.S, I hope this is not irregular practice if so my apologies, just trying to use my initiative and ask the people who are experts in the field
Thanks again
php versus asp.net
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Re: php versus asp.net
Which cost exactly?Ducca wrote: Is Cost an issue(Obviously PHP free ) Asp.net ?Business use etc...
- Server licenses?
- Cost of finding skilled developers for the platform?
- Cost of maintenance? ....
Personally i find developing with asp.net is much faster compared to php as long as the use-cases fit in the framework. As soon as you want to do something special, i find that php gives you more control... (Simple example: posting from a form on page1 to page2. Was it even possible with asp.net v1.X?)Ducca wrote: What can one language do more efficiently than the other?
asp.net is not a language, it's a framework. So the comparision doesn't make much sense. Without experience in both environments it's hard to make a decent comparision.Ducca wrote: I need to be able to compare the language like for like and work out which
one has more advantages over the other in a constructive manor.