03-28-2008, 03:40 PM
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The Contributor
Join Date: Mar 2008
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hey guys,
thanks for the replies, interesting.
and oh man, I don't wanna have the IE vs FF talk. I just did that on another forum. I am an experienced programmer, but i dont know how to code psd's into html therefore i could care less about the standards support :P.
Just to clear a few things up. Yes, the one downside for .net is that its expensive to code on. windows servers are generally more expensive.
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Why PHP? Well, it's easier to code in, and to me you can code less than what you code in ASP/JSP.
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Oh and the amount of code you write in .net is considerbly LESS then PHP. :)
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PHP is made for coding websites, .net for making computer apps, they're two completly different things, right? And BTW I hate microsoft and love open source projects so I prefer PHP, Ruby and Python above .net.
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.Net is just a framework. You can use the framework to either create applications, console applicaations, or web applications.
the web part of it is called ASP.NET. Both the web/windows can be coded in c# or vb, or a mix of both :) |
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