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Which should I learn?

Discussion in 'Programming' started by Roman, Jul 12, 2005.

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Which do you use for your sites?

  1. PHP

    28 vote(s)
    77.8%

  2. ASP

    1 vote(s)
    2.8%

  3. BOTH

    3 vote(s)
    8.3%

  4. OTHER

    4 vote(s)
    11.1%
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  1. daboss

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    #21
    i personally like php... but i work with a lot of commercial enterprise class solutions and a vast majority is based on asp...
     
    daboss, Jul 21, 2005 IP
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    I use PHP. In the beginning because it was easy to get help from the many forums, tutorials etc. As time have passed, I have grown to like it very much.

    I don't think I've had a problem yet. Where I could not find the answer or a partial answer by doing a quick search on G or a forum.
     
    alpha5th, Jul 21, 2005 IP
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    Not to mention the money. PHP does have the minor advantage that it's free.
     
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    I have been fortunate enough to use both PHP and ASP.Net in commercial settings (getting paid for coding) and both have their pros and cons.

    However, if I were to concentrate on one, and was hoping to make it part of my career, I would choose the Microsoft path. I have been in the IT for years and see there is more demand and higher salaries for .Net programmers.

    The last place I worked for was a survey company for HR departments across the US and I had access to accurate data for the web programming area, and the Microsoft related jobs always paid higher than the PHP jobs.
     
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