I am planing to develop my website which based on database etc. My question is that which language is suitable for me to develop my website and easy to use and handle too. I have one month for it and this website have different 50 databases pages.
Classic ASP has been all but dead for many years. Unless you only know Classic ASP and don´t know .Net there is no reason at all to use it
As most of the clients need asp.net and asp is not used in most of the cases i think asp.net is the best option to have more faster development
Forget about classic asp. Asp.net has the most current features including AJAX. Handling databases with asp.net is a breeze with grid view. Then there is also the lead in to Silverlight once you know asp.net.
No doubts, come to ASP.net. Using ASP.net you can do fast coding and implementation. For your requirement asp.net is the best.
To go against the grain slightly, whilst I agree that ASP.NET is definitely the way to go, it also helps to know classic ASP because that will help you to understand many of the problems that ASP.NET has solved.
Hmmmmm.... not convinced .Net "fixed the problems of ASP". There really arent many similarities beyond the name and the stack it sits on. One is an inline scripting the other utilises full OOP and runs from compiled code etc. It is interesting to see how the web has changed over time but then you could suggest someone starts by learning good old CGI to see how we got from that to inline scripting such as ASP or PHP
ASP.net, very simple to learn compared with other web programming languages. And of course, ASP classic is dead.
ASP is obsolete. ASP.Net has many features which helps to develop web programming. I could suggest you to go for ASP.Net
asp.net is easier and more powerful to use than asp. there is no reason to stick to asp unless u have low cpu processor that cannot support .net framework. even if u only know asp, u can learn asp.net quickly with asp knowledge.
ASP.NET is the good choice. It is developing by Microsoft. Beside that, you should use some frameworks (like Spring, MVC,... Google for more). They will help you decrease your developing time.
ASP.NET provides three primary forms of caching: page level output caching, user control level output caching (or fragment caching), and the Cache API. Output caching and fragment caching have the advantage of being incredibly simple to implement, and are sufficient in many cases. The cache API provides additional flexibility (quite a lot, in fact), and can be used to take advantage of caching throughout every layer of an application. Page Level Output Caching Fragment Caching, User Control Output Caching Caching API, Using the Cache Object