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That said it is a great language and .net does a great job of caching c# code when used with asp.net to make performance as quick as possible. Gary | |
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PHP can be stored in bytecode format as well. No production web server should be running without a bytecode cache like APC. PHP6 will ship with it built into the core. You don't write low level hardware-optimized code in C#, you write it in C or even processor-specific ASSEMBLY. |
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PHP is my favorite because it is the most useful to me for creating websites or scripts. C# is also very fun but it doesn't apply to the web as easily as PHP.
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I STARTED MY CARRIER WITH PHP and worked for two years. IT GAVE ME RECOGNITION IN THE IT FIELD. |
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I love PHP too. I think PHP programmer is a majority here.
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PHP is also my favorite for server side. I can't stand .Net, not because I hate MS or anything like that - it just doesn't play well with front-end development. | |
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wrote apps in college in java, then took a decade off from programming. now enjoying php.
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PHP is a very forgivable langauge and easy to get started with. Great flexibility on the web and robust enough to accomplish many many things. My heart still goes to C++ due to the unthinkable things you can accomplish. Very robust language |
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Hi, I'm a new there ::P My passion? C#, vb 4 excel, sql (t-sql, interbase/firebird), Delphi ... ... actually writing software 4 windows mobile (mobile selling system etc...)
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I love writing code. The language is largely irrelevant. The winner of the language wars was the ALGOL-60 derivatives (including C/C++); the winner of the methodology wars was object-oriented programming. If you know those two things, you can work in pretty much whatever you like. C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, PHP, even CSS owes a shocking amount to the ALGOL-60 line. If you really want to be good, learn Common LISP, VB, and at least two different assembly languages (one CISC and one RISC, if possible). You can't think the same way when you work with them, and understanding that will make you a MUCH better programmer. What would I work in if I could only have one language for the rest of my life? C# and .NET, no contest. But I still love PHP, and Ruby, and C++ (even MFC), and - horror of horrors - COBOL. Yes, you heard right, I love COBOL. It's nostalgic for me, and it pays outrageously - because the people who can use it are few and far between, and the number of those who will admit they can use it is shockingly small. But there are still all those financial institutions who are running millions of lines of it, and the system can NEVER go down... |
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| You love php i love pamela anderson ,both start from Ps and both generate things dynamically one generate pages and other vital stats.jokes apart i also love php and its combination with MySQl creating wonderful packages like oscommerce ,joomla,drupal,sugarCRM ,dot project and many many others.
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I love PHP.. it is very good.......... thanks, Moin www moinoddinseo co cc |
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I like vb.net and I think visual studio is great
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If I ever have any free time, I'm trying to start learning PHP again. I started, stopped, then tried to pick up Java. Now, I'm back to PHP again since I've been messing around with WP stuff and CakePHP.
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I love php ,its frameworks especially cake php and code igniter.then that wonderful free opensource ecommerce system developed using php ,oscommerce.how one can forget the wonderful CMSs Joomla and Drupal , again developed using php. So php is becoming big and better by each passing day.Add to it free and open source so why i would love another?
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I really like php, I want to learn VB, C, C++!!!! Thanks | |
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i like JAVA.
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Yes, I too love PHP very very much and i am a PHP coder as well, moreover i do C# coding as well, since i know PHP, C# IS NOTHING...Can continue very easily
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| | #119 |
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In serve side scripting I love PHP and my choice is PHP
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I love PHP. It's very versatile and powerful for web-based applications. One can write so many different functions with it quickly and efficiently, and i think this is why it's such a great language for the web (projects need to move fast and be built solidly at the same time).
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I'm using PHP since it came out, it's very powerful for web related stuff.
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PHP combined with SQL works the best for me. But, I've also used some PERL scripts. And, I'm not sure what Joe Clayton uses to create his products, but whatever it is, they seem to work well. (I'm guessing C++) Make it a great day! Brother Paul |
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| Detlev Eller War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Republic of San Marino (RSM)
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I love PHP, MySql, Javascript with JQuery ... it´s like tango argentino ... ;-)
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started with ASP, but so much more info and support with PHP. this is what I concentrate on...
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I love the .NET framework and to write web and windows applications using C#. The time to get up and running with Microsoft product is in my experience so easy and fast compared to Java(J2EE/JEE) or PHP. Ever since the free versions of Visual Studio, Visual Web Developer Express Edition, Visual C# Express Edition and SQL Server Express arrived I'm seriously into writing systems for the .NET platform and using these free tools for my own projects. I'm a developer with 12 years of experience and have been working mainly with web development and I must say that Microsoft products have become my favorites. |
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It nice to see so many diverse opinions. It all comes down to a matter of taste and what your comfortable with. I have used many languages was well. PHP, Perl, VB, VB.net, ASP, C++, etc. In the end, I do most of my work in Perl. My standard configuration is as follows Perl with CGI, Templates, DBH and a few homegrown modules for Session Management, Version Control, etc. I guess I have been doing it so long that I have the correct set of pre-made tools that makes standing up a site or a page pretty quick and simple. But that is me... |
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HEY! Here are my favorite! Inorder: Java - Design specific (Software Architecture) but limited in APIs C++ - An OOP way of creating native libraries(cross platform). C - Will live forever! Most hated? Hehehe. Well the first thing came into my mind is Microsoft, but that was the old days of bad impressions. This guys are very good also. Specially when i compared the memory model of their OS vs. UNIX. Very nice one. I only disagree with their high-priced licenses. lol |
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| | #129 |
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They have free Lite versions of Visual Studio and SQL Server and they are great. I think they are influenced by the open source world because they seem to be releasing free products quite often nowadays. Their old business models will probably not work aswell as the used to, now that Google is playing on their ground. Their ability to package the products so one can get up and running fast is according to my knowledge not present in the open source world, I might be wrong but IMO they make it very ease to get started and provide some very good tools also. |
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I've been working with c# and the .NET framework for almost 10 years now it definitely is a powerful platform for web and desktop based apps. The past few years I've been branching out and studying other languages such as ruby, python, and other languages. I find it good to learn how other languages are implemented which makes me a better overall programmer. Ruby and Rails is picking up a lot steam and I believe you'll see an increase in it's usage in the future because it allows you to build sites with very little code. Both Microsoft and the Java community recognize Ruby's popularity hence the creation of JRuby for the Java platform and IronRuby for the .NET platform. I've only dabbled in php but it fits the bill for most web sites. It's fairly easy to learn and just about every host has support for php. |
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my favorite lang's are, in order of what i like most: VB.NET (.net 3.5 for both web(AJAX) and PC) Visual C++/C++ (Game Engine Programming) C# (Powerful language) While i understand PHP and can do some things in it, i am not proficient with PHP. But i do endeavor to learn more of it. I am not very fancy on Perl/CGI. |
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yes i love C++ " java and HTML
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I love PHP and kudos to the CodeIgniter folks. They made coding in PHP much more fun.
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i love C++ i hope that is the best |
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I'm all about PHP as well but am just starting out with Java! |
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I have enjoyed the days when I was programming in Basic, Cobol, Dbase, Foxpro . But now I love to work on Java, Javascript. I have worked on OpenLaszlo on a project. That is nice experience too. Satya das |
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Well, I love programing, But personally i don't like PHP. There are some reason behind it. Because its toughness and testing problems. And .net is providing a perfect tools and Enviroment for developing.
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I love php more specifically its open source cms tools |
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I build applications in both asp.net and php. I definately prefer working with asp.net over php. One of the big benefits is that there's some structure to asp.net that Microsoft has defined. It makes it easy to get projects from customers and take them over, since they follow a typical structure. With php, any project we get is programmed totally to the whim of whatever programmer made it. Some use frameworks, others don't. It's typically a mess. Also, once you've used Visual Studio to build a database driven site you'll never want to go back to programming database sites in php.
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i love php like my sexy life partner
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I really like python, mainly for putting together super clever little UNIX command line programs that do things off a crontab. I've been playing with a range of libraries / ping.fm / rss feeds / mysql connections to do some funky things. PHP is good for putting things together, but it's best to use it with a CMS system so you don't have to do so much work. Or maybe I'm just too lazy now. |
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I do RubyOnRails but because it's soooo slow and sooo RAM-hungry, I'm slowly dumping it and moving on Smalltalk. I love Smalltalk.
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I prefer ruby (not RoR, cause of the same thing that dh5114 mentions) or perl. But tbo, i'm thinking of moving to java/groovy in the near future, as I like the idea of compiled code with it's own web-server functionality. |
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I like PHP too and also like to create SQL databases |
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check out ruby on rails |
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C#.Net Rocks it is the best of all |
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Loving php is my compulsion. i can not live online without it
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