ASP or PHP

In the end...
Your browser loads HTML code... what creates that code: The user don't care. :p
 
Frontpage creates the superest awesomest HTML. You should definitely use that. Clean clean clean.
 
Kohana's dev team are a bit ragged. They released a few version a while back that broke previous versions.
 
LOL I was gonna say PHP - ASP is dead, so to speak.

@Grant - ever heard of Mono?
 
Geez dude - give Microsoft a break! They're doing good work. Apparently they Microsoft labs (on the MS campus in Bryanston) have many Linux machines running for interoperability testing... Maybe they will release a cross-platform "IIS" sometime soon? :)
 
FarligOpptreden said:
Geez dude - give Microsoft a break! They're doing good work. Apparently they Microsoft labs (on the MS campus in Bryanston) have many Linux machines running for interoperability testing... Maybe they will release a cross-platform "IIS" sometime soon? :)
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The idea that Bill Gates has appeared like a knight in shining armour to lead all customers out of a mire of technological chaos neatly ignores the fact that it was he who, by peddling second-rate technology, led them into it in the first place.
- Douglas Adams
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Whatever M$ tries now, as far as I'm concerned it's too little too late .
 
foozball3000 said:
In the end...
Your browser loads HTML code... what creates that code: The user don't care. :p
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If it were a user asking whether he should like PHP or ASP that response might mean something, but to a programmer that's a bit daft IMHO
 
malec said:
If it were a user asking whether he should like PHP or ASP that response might mean something, but to a programmer that's a bit daft IMHO
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:rolleyes: It still doesn't really matter. Code is code.
Any decent programmer would say the same in this case. The guy wants something to play around with. And as it was numerously suggested... both is an option. You get two dummy sites, one of each and start learning. Website coding is hardly rocket science :cool:

It not about the tools you use, it's the artist behind the keyboard. ;)

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foozball3000 said:
:rolleyes: It still doesn't really matter. Code is code.
Any decent programmer would say the same in this case. The guy wants something to play around with. And as it was numerously suggested... both is an option. You get two dummy sites, one of each and start learning. Website coding is hardly rocket science :cool:

It not about the tools you use, it's the artist behind the keyboard. ;)

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Perhaps so, but the artist in question may have valid questions like "which is easier for/more suited to X?", or "I have experience in X - is Y similar?", and drawing on the collective experience is (nearly) always a good thing.

Anyhoo, sometimes you don't have a choice. I'm coding for a client who already has a host, so I have no choice but to code in PHP if I want server-side code.
 
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