php vs. asp

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by sai_sidd, Jul 19, 2008.

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    which one do you think is the most commonly used programme
     
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  2. pulikuttann

    pulikuttann Banned

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    #2
    oh this is discussed many times.
    PHP Rockz.
     
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    dynashox Premium Member Staff

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    PHP for sure. There is so many free & paid PHP script out there. So, PHP is the most use one.
     
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    Not to mention that PHP is installed on 99% of web servers whereas ASP is less common (I know my webhost doesn't have ASP installed, and doesn't support the installation of it).

    I think it would be best to learn them both, because there are things that one can do that the other can't; but I would start with PHP.
     
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    I disagree with that comment. They both do te same thing but in different ways, you can make 1 do exactly the same as the other and vice versa.

    As for which is best i think PHP is the better purely because its more common.
     
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    Well, since I don't know ASP (hard to learn it when your server doesn't have it) but I do know PHP and I know that in ASP you can stop the header from sending requests when it refreshes (so that you can run a file upload and still refresh the page to display a status bar of how far the file is uploaded), and as far as I know, PHP doesn't have this.

    I suppose I should have added that they are almost identical in what you can do with them.
     
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    Google has over twelve billion results for "php", and not even four billion for "asp". :D
     
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