ASP.NET vs PHP

Discussion in 'Programming' started by milo_pl, Jan 30, 2010.

  1. #1
    I just want to ask the reasons that which is better in all terms, that means finally after taking care of all aspects like security , platform independence , cost, development time and speed, etc.. what do you think - which is better PHP or ASP.NET? I'm a ASP.NET guy, so my opinion is obvious.

    What PHP is lacking I think is some comfortable to use and integrated development tools - of course there're dozens of those but none of them actually comes to close to Visual Studio or Visual Web Developer. Plus, with ASP.NET you have more freedom - you can program in C#, VB...
     
    milo_pl, Jan 30, 2010 IP
  2. swtexans

    swtexans Peon

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    #2
    both of them have a advantage and disadvantage,
    for a big system, PHP can use for frontend and .Net for backend.
    for small system, i think php i enough.
    why? you can test profiling both of them. please googling for more result ;)
     
    swtexans, Jan 31, 2010 IP
  3. DivvyWork

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    #3
    Both languages are cool, however "better" is a subjective term.

    PHP costs a lot less to use than .NET so that is an advantage for PHP.
    It is easier to find a PHP developers so that might affect your choice.
    The community over a PHP.net is great and very helpful when trying to learn php. .NET's communities don't seem that helpful and frankly a lot of the .NET information out there is lacking.
    PHP has COM and DOTNET functions allowing PHP to do almost everything that .NET can, using the .NET framework.
    PHP can be run from apache or IIS on Windows, MACs and Linux boxes.

    .NET has some real advantages too:
    First of all Visual Studios is a very cool development app and can make popping out pages VERY easy.
    Also the ability of .NET to use Office items and other windows apps through .NET is a lot better than using the PHP COM.
    Lastly .NET uses Windows servers, which, for me, are easier to setup and manage than Linux (However PHP can run on widows too).
     
    DivvyWork, Jan 31, 2010 IP
  4. yoes_san

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    I like PHP more just because it's a scripting language and everything is so primitive compared to ASP.NET.
     
    yoes_san, Feb 2, 2010 IP
  5. jonmaster

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    Undoubdtedly,

    ASP.NET c#, SO exhaustive, Highly secure, scalable, Purely Objected Oriented, TONS OF FEATURES,

    You can either do 3 - tier coding, or drag and drop.

    easy to learn, BUT WILL TAKE TIME TO MASTER(LOL)

    THERE SO MANY ASP.NET PROGRAMMERS TO HELP,
     
    jonmaster, Feb 2, 2010 IP
  6. mxweb

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    Really depends on your project requirements and the people you have hired. If you have a team of expert php programmers, they will sort everything well for you in terms of security, development time etc. Asking .net guys to do both php and .net projects would be a mess, vice versa.
     
    mxweb, Feb 4, 2010 IP
  7. NeoCambell

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    Read the note in this website which gives you a set of brief tips about php and asp.

    I prefer php to asp as correctly stated in the note since I'm a C programmer.
     
    NeoCambell, Feb 4, 2010 IP
  8. nadiralishah_webexpert

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    i like both php and asp.net.. both languages are very strong.. but most people like solutions in php because there are no licensing and because of their limited budget... i like to work on both, depends on clients' requirements.
     
    nadiralishah_webexpert, Feb 6, 2010 IP
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    #9
    Both ASP.NET and PHP have pros and cons:

    ASP.NET:-

    Pros:
    Powerful IDE and Compiler
    Less Development Time
    Provide builtin complex structures like DataGid

    Cons:
    Costly because .NET is not free
    Not Open Source
    Not widely used

    PHP:-

    Pros:
    Free and Open Source
    Widely used

    Cons:
    IDE are not so much powerful
    Not Provide builtin structures, require more coding
    Development Time Increases
     
    farooq.azam, Feb 8, 2010 IP
  10. Kempy

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    PHP.

    I'm a big fan of the documentation & thanks to online communities finding help is a breeze.
     
    Kempy, Feb 9, 2010 IP
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    asp have more security then php
     
    y2k2, Feb 9, 2010 IP
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    I like PHP more just because its enjoy
     
    ophius61, Feb 10, 2010 IP