Which Language is more professional?

15 years ago

I don't think that you can give a clear answer to this.

Many big sites are written with PHP nowadays and so you can't say that it's less professional anymore just because it's free. ASP is more tightly integrated into the .NET environment and this may be an advantage in some situations.

For the average developer PHP is the better choice because it is installed on most web servers.

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Adam Struve

15 years ago

Sometimes I think PHP is more respected, but don't know if you consider that to mean professional.

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Christian Little

15 years ago

It really depends on your definition of "professional". That's a very relative term when asking this kind of question.

PHP is fast and idiot-proof, so it's really easy to work with.

ASP is more powerful, uses less memory to run, and isn't as idiot-proof.

Generally speaking PHP is easier to work with, especially if you are new to coding. But ASP is better for larger applications.

But it you really want pure speed and power, you should also consider Perl, which is way faster and uses much less memory than PHP or ASP. But it's also not an easy language to learn.

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wizarddrummer

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Christian Little

It really depends on your definition of "professional". That's a very relative term when asking this kind of question.

PHP is fast and idiot-proof, so it's really easy to work with.

ASP is more powerful, uses less memory to run, and isn't as idiot-proof.

Generally speaking PHP is easier to work with, especially if you are new to coding. But ASP is better for larger applications.

But it you really want pure speed and power, you should also consider Perl, which is way faster and uses much less memory than PHP or ASP. But it's also not an easy language to learn.

It would have been much easier to just simply provide a link to this but I don't have 15 posts yet.
Found this on Yahoo answers.
One of the best comparisons I have read from "just JR"

PHP, [www dot php dot net], while loosely based on C and Perl, has never faced the overwhelming complications ASP has. PHP is an object oriented language - though scripts need not necessarily be developed that way (there are still a vast number of developers preferring procedural programming, and PHP caters to both schools). PHP is both cross platform and open source, available for every major operating system and works with most web servers. It is easily extendable by anyone capable of coding in C, and comes pre-bundled with more functionality than ASP could ever offer. Simple capabilities, such as FTP, data compression, file uploads, XML, MD5, encryption and email are not included in ASP and require expensive, third-party packages to be installed. All of this functionality and more are built right into PHP. Complex functions such as dynamic images, IMAP, SNMP, dynamic flash, PDF, native access (non ODBC) to Oracle, Ovrimos, Postgre, Sybase, mySql, MSSQL, Ingres, Interbase and Informix databases, LDAP, and sockets, just to name a few, are available for free to any installation of PHP, but are not (and probably never will be) available with ASP. In addition, one could make the point that PHP is a more mature language than ASP. ASP has only been around since 1996; PHP has been around since 1994, and has a huge base of developers working on it every waking minute of every day; bugs are usually fixed within minutes of being reported and new features are being integrated daily.

1) ASP is significantly slower than PHP, for obvious reasons. Primarily, PHP runs on notoriously fast Unix and Linux servers which have for years outpaced Windows running on comparable hardware. ASP does not run on any operating system other than Windows, and even then, only in IIS and PWS. I could discuss countless reasons why IIS makes a terrible web server, but that would be a discussion all on it's own. PHP runs on almost any web server, on almost any platform. I have even built a web server in PHP which was capable of executing PHP scripts.

2) ASP natively supports only Access and MSSQL, whereas PHP natively supports a huge number of databases. They both support ODBC equally well. MySQL is a database that PHP closely integrates with; it is a very powerful database that rivals Oracle in speed. Like PHP, MySQL is free, and blows most other databases out of the water. Another hidden cost with ASP is the database angle; Microsoft expects you to develop using Access and when your webpage outgrows it, to switch to MSSQL, an extremely expensive option.

3) While even the best software has glitches, PHP has notoriously few. The PHP development team has an outstanding reputation for fixing bugs, and in order to streamline the process they even have an online system through which new bug reports can be submitted. Most bugs are resolved within 24 hours, and I'm speaking from experience here. There are a huge number of outstanding bugs in ASP which will probably never be fixed. Unless you're a major corporation, chances are that your bug report to Microsoft will likely go unanswered.

4) And finally, cost. PHP is free. ASP isn't free. If you want to use ASP, you have to use IIS, and if you want to use IIS, you have to buy Windows. Traditionally, the cost of Windows has been high. Microsoft has been aggressively trying to reduce this factor but they're hardly going to give Windows away for free. The cost of running an ASP-based website implies a full Windows server platform; development costs are higher, software licenses are expensive and speed, security and flexibility are all sacrificed.
There's a reason that Unix and Linux are dominant in the server market; money, security and performance all speak volumes.

My own experience is in alignment with this mans assertions.

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723Media

15 years ago

That's always a question that comes down to your definition of professional.

.NET will likely land you a higher paying job if that's what you mean by professional.

But, as Tashi mentioned, there are lots of big sites out there that run on PHP and with the adoption of WordPress, Drupal and Joomla, there are lots of firms out there that opt to use PHP based solutions.

It's relative to what you're looking for.

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ShadowCaster

15 years ago

I think that it doesn't matter what language you are using as long as you know how to use it properly..

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TG12 15 years ago

Originally Posted by ShadowCaster

I think that it doesn't matter what language you are using as long as you know how to use it properly..

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indianbill007

15 years ago

PhP is much easier but .Net is architectured well. Yes it depends on the scalability and usability.

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mark12jon

15 years ago

PHP is one of the best and easy programming language to use as it can be performed to any operating system. PHP is supported by nearly every hosting company. It's basics of PHP are very easy to learn.

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robfrancis

15 years ago

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

it's not which is more professional is how you use it that make it professional..

I'm been a developer for around 16 years now and well versed in php / c# / vb6 / c++ / c etc and have worked with and had a lot of guys working for me as i do now.. and regardless of the language you use if the coder themselves is bad is doesnt matter what you use they will always be bad..

I couldn't agree more. Having about the same number of years and same languages that may not be so surprising.

Originally Posted by darkhazza

PHP has the perception of being the industry standard, and so in that sense appears professional. However .NET promotes better program design and I would bet is quite a bit faster. On the other hand it's more expensive when you factor in you have to buy a windows server. Especially when linux servers are often more reliable.

After doing about 160 websites in PHP, I no longer use PHP. I stick with .NET now. PHP may be easier to learn but then you inherit a whole raft of spaghetti code with the business rules and data access layer all mangled together with the presentation layer. That being said, .NET has some excellent patterns and frameworks but as TrafficMystic pointed out so rightly, plenty of developers make a mess of this too.
Both PHP and ASP.NET are fast (ASP classic - anyone else remember 1998 was what we used before 2001 - it's like a scripting version for creating dynamic sites that I can't even imagine using thesedays.)

Originally Posted by mark12jon

PHP is one of the best and easy programming language to use as it can be performed to any operating system. PHP is supported by nearly every hosting company. It's basics of PHP are very easy to learn.

This is true that PHP can be deployed on Linux or Windows (the two main platforms for web hosting). It may be a consideration for you.

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rallport

14 years ago

Originally Posted by robfrancis

PHP may be easier to learn but then you inherit a whole raft of spaghetti code with the business rules and data access layer all mangled together with the presentation layer.

Totally depends what code you inherit. From a new developer you may well inherit code in the way you describe. However, you can easily inherit an MVC application written in PHP that is equally as well written.

Just because it's, ASP.NET doesn't mean at all that it will be written well.

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olakh

15 years ago

PHP is the professional language because database connectivity is done by this language is easy.

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oneworldtechnologies

15 years ago

I think php is more professional.

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jillwheeler

15 years ago

Originally Posted by pixshix

Dear Users:
I have questions? That which language is more professions.

1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

I'm a marketer and writer, not a programmer. So for my purposes, the cleanest, most functional site is the most professional. And for marketing purposes and ease of operation, it's hard to beat WordPress.

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TrafficMystic

15 years ago

it's not which is more professional is how you use it that make it professional..

I'm been a developer for around 16 years now and well versed in php / c# / vb6 / c++ / c etc and have worked with and had a lot of guys working for me as i do now.. and regardless of the language you use if the coder themselves is bad is doesnt matter what you use they will always be bad..

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ashbeats 15 years ago

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

it's not which is more professional is how you use it that make it professional..

Well said man. Couldn't have put it better.
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viaye

15 years ago

IMHO instead of professional, think of supply side, scale of your project and budget. If you are a large organization with a big budget, got for ASP.Net, on the other hand, if you are looking for quick support from the community, well established open-source solutions like Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal, that you can quickly use and customize, go for PHP.

At the end, it's your background, good programmers that you know and can hire, which will dictate what your development language should be based upon.

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RichBeck

15 years ago

pixshix,

I am assuming you are looking at which is best for custom web development. Based on that, my thoughts are as follows:

PHP is a popular scripting language. A lot of the Linux/UNIX crowd like it. If you are planning on developing for Linux/UNIX it would be a good choice.

ASP is a legacy scripting language. It is essentially dead for professional use. It is a bad choice.

ASP.NET using C# is a standardized programming language. Unlike the other two, it is compiled. It is the best choice for Windows.

In the end, it really depends on what operating system you are targeting.

All the Best,

Rich

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ghughes

14 years ago

Originally Posted by RichBeck

pixshix,

I am assuming you are looking at which is best for custom web development. Based on that, my thoughts are as follows:

PHP is a popular scripting language. A lot of the Linux/UNIX crowd like it. If you are planning on developing for Linux/UNIX it would be a good choice.

ASP is a legacy scripting language. It is essentially dead for professional use. It is a bad choice.

ASP.NET using C# is a standardized programming language. Unlike the other two, it is compiled. It is the best choice for Windows.

In the end, it really depends on what operating system you are targeting.

All the Best,

Rich

I believe Rich summed it up the best. As a developer myself, I refrain from getting into any argument about what language is the "most professional."

The choice you make primarily depends on what platform you're using on your server (Windows vs Linux). If you're using Windows, go with ASP.Net (C# or Visual Basic). If you're using Linux, go with PHP.

As he said, ASP was the predecessor to ASP.net, so you'd want to choose ASP.net for Windows development unless you were required to host your app on a really old Windows server for some reason.

I use both PHP and ASP.net for different projects. All languages have their strengths and weaknesses.

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TopInBooks

15 years ago

I would say thumbs for PHP. There are more quality information out on the web for PHP.

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fishermanzz2

15 years ago

Well, considering everyone on the planet has a different opinion on professional, then I don't think you can really make a decision.

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darkhazza

15 years ago

PHP has the perception of being the industry standard, and so in that sense appears professional. However .NET promotes better program design and I would bet is quite a bit faster. On the other hand it's more expensive when you factor in you have to buy a windows server. Especially when linux servers are often more reliable.

I'd write pretty much everything in php because the design time is so much faster, but if I thought a site was going to get absolutely hammered I'd look into tomcat because you get many of the benefits of .NET and linux stability. I would imagine a tomcat/.NET website could handle twice the load before crashing just because it doesn't fork a new process for every user that accesses your site.

But... With most small-medium sized websites running well on $10-$15/month hosting. Is it even a consideration, unless you build the next facebook?

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rickeyjosheph 15 years ago

I am using PHP language because PHP is one of the best and easy programming language to use as it can be performed to any operating system. PHP is supported by nearly every hosting company. It's basics of PHP are very easy to learn.
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lordhyde

15 years ago

In my opinion and experience, PHP is the better choice in most works.

Some years ago I learnd ASP and ASP.NET... but as I was progressing in my works, I couldn't find enough examples to make all the things that was on my mind. So, in order to make them I need to spend more hours on my own... later that year I changed to PHP (which I knew just the basics) to find a lot more resources and that made me easier to finish works on time and add more functionality to them.

So, my advice would be go with PHP, it will save you hours, time and stress.

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P3 Marketing

15 years ago

The problem with PHP is that many people have different versions installed. While the latest is 5.3.x, that supports the latest stuff and encourages much better programming practices, many people just don't upgrade. I have seen servers that still run 5.1, or doesn't want to go for 5.2.x for example.
That is unacceptable, and is taking technology back.

I would say that JSP is professional, but not many people are around supporting it. So yeah, my answer is PHP, haha.

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digitalweb

15 years ago

I dont think you can compare these languages but as per me i would say php is good for me.

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caesargus

15 years ago

Well it appears that this question is pretty well answered with the following comment:

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

it's not which is more professional is how you use it that make it professional..
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I have worked in several places where we have used enterprise level languages (the ones that are running 'high transaction applications') The preferred language for these types of applications are Java or .NET because they help the programmer out so much with the type of language support that it offers (offering access to a greater number of databases and control structures). The last company I worked at was operating on a PHP/MySQL backend doing things that traditional programmers would have not thought was possible. However the system required constant maintenance, and several dedicated programmers to support the application.

It really depends on the type of application that you are building. If you are building something that will eventually see that level of traffic, it would be a good idea to rebuild it in a different programming language, because it would not require constant tuning, and would prevent poor programming practices (due to the Strongly typed variables - where PHP does not offer that)

It really depends on how you want to present yourself, as a developer or as an organization. Be open to the idea of rebuilding the application as your application grows in complexity and the number of users that utilize the application. -- The only constant is change, and so should your application.

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SixToes

15 years ago

each appropriate for diff things/situation...you can say one is more professional...

more common may be..I would say php

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theseowork

15 years ago

from my view ASP.net is professional language....but these as well as great language...

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Nauman K

15 years ago

My vote goes to php, Though In the beginning ie in University final year project I worked on Asp.net.
But I think PHP is more easier to learn then asp.net because of the following reason.
1:Open source
2:a large community of contributers

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hireava

15 years ago

I vote for PHP for this is one i am using and it is great...

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spawnomercy 15 years ago

ASP/ASP.NET is more professional because is commercial... instead PHP which is free and is used by more amateurs...
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  I prefer a Asp.net. It is one of the professional Language. It provide some good facility to you. It is easy to do programming in this language. It allow you to extends a facility by adding a tools like Ajax.
  
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diondevelopment

15 years ago

Originally Posted by pixshix

Dear Users:
I have questions? That which language is more professions.

1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

No language is "more professional" than the other; it's simply a matter of preference. I like PHP because of its format, and the community.

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jminkler

15 years ago

The language doesn't make it professional, the programmer does.

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ussher

15 years ago

think "language" in terms of spoken language. If all those around you are speaking "english" then english is the best language.

In China "Chinese"
In France "French"

business can be done in any language so asking "What is the best language for business" is relative to the environment your in.

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AMiRU

15 years ago

Mac and PC, which one is better? There will be people who says Mac is, there will be people who says PC is. Same goes to programming languages.

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spamfighter 15 years ago

IMHO, professionalism does not depend on a programming language.

Choosing programming languages is more a question of preference and which server OS and or WebServer you are using.

Additionally it depends on which development environment or IDE you plan to use and how much you can spend.

Visual Studio is THE development tool, but if you want to go for anything else than "Express", then you have to be prepared to spend some money.

I personally prefer using Visual Studio Professional plus VS.PHP, which allows me to develop in whatever language is needed for the Job.

C# for windows applications
ASP for IIS Servers
PHP for Unix/Apache Servers

They are all professional languages, depending on who uses them
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ianspencer

15 years ago

i thought php is more professional language and client prefered this language because its not much costly.

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kris486

15 years ago

I think PHP is more Professional due to its powerful server-side scripting language for creating dynamic and interactive websites.

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xMarkPro

15 years ago

PHP. Don't use ASP. Microsoft is good a desktop applications, but when it comes to web based technologies, not so much. The open-source world trumps them on that, no question.

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faithsloan

15 years ago

Programming languages are TOOLS.

First figure out what your end game is.

Then choose the right tool.

No programming languages are 'professional'.

The programmer/software engineer can be classified as either utilizing good coding practices, incorporating super duper design methodologies, and all of that good stuff.

What is the extent at which you should do the above?

"IT DEPENDS!"

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Genesis1

15 years ago

I started with C++ long time ago, but since you are working in the web PHP is the best for you

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infopravinkul

15 years ago

I prefer PHP as professional language because of following poins
PHP combined with MySQL are cross-platform (you can develop in Windows and serve on a Unix platform)
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PHP is a powerful tool for making dynamic and interactive Web pages
In our PHP tutorial you will learn about PHP, and how to execute scripts on your server.

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urban0id

15 years ago

faithsloan has right, it's like asking which one is professional to eat the soup, black or white spoon?

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dannilkrish

15 years ago

There are many factors that will shake your choice to decide which Web application framework. This decision should be based on the above factors, the kind of career path you choose, and detailed study. Although in reality the decision is usually exposed to the framework of your development as much as possible first get comfortable with the language syntax and features. My advice is to use both if you can not, because everyone has their own advantages, has won its place in today's Web application development industry.

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hhunt

15 years ago

I thought this programming language survey has been done somewhere on this section of the forum -
C'mon folks, lets not turn this forum into some junk yard.

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Nick Walker

15 years ago

most people will agree with PHP, since its actually more well known then others

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Vincent1988

15 years ago

PHP is the easiest one, but not the professional one. ASP for professionals

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HomeRemediesforCongestion 15 years ago

I think PHP is way better than other languages.
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GeorgeP82

15 years ago

A MS shop would say ASP.net and open source programmer would say PHP. Having used both I found myself more productive in PHP but then I found myself a lot more productive still in Ruby on Rails

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tocktik 14 years ago

Hope three are best

PHP is most useful now a days. Many scripts are based on PHP
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gtownfunk 14 years ago

I agree with the folks who say there is no clear answer. I have some subscription websites I have used ASP.Net for because it was the best at the time for sure.

The 'large community of contributors' argument in favor of PHP has diminished over the years. You can get an open source library to do almost everything you ever wanted in ASP.Net. ASP.Net favors and more closely works with MS SQL Server. PHP works best with mySQL.

At this point in the game, I would have to closely analyze a professional corporate project before making the decision of which platform/language to use.

One thing I do love about PHP is how quick and easy it is to go in and make a change. ASP (not ASP.Net) was very similar, it just wasn't joined quite as well with the actual .Net framework which was very new at the time.

PHP on a Windows machine is kind of overkill if you can avoid it. It runs as a CGI under IIS. I have recently installed wordpress on a Windows server, so it can be done.

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jsjohnsmith 14 years ago

ASP.NET, ASP and PHP are the most popular scripting languages which are used by web developers in order to creater dynamic websites; they can also be used in conjunction with certain database systems in order to create the desired affect.So there is no comparison between them.
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phpwolf99

15 years ago

PHP is easier to learn and code. From my experience, PHP makes it easier to integrate AJAX and other third parties code/software. .NET/asp programmers may disagree with me.

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Saranya2011

15 years ago

I would like to say PHP is more professional compared to other languages..

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fergalezras 14 years ago

I'm using PHP. It is easier to use than can be done to any operating system. PHP is compatible with almost all hosting companies. Basics of PHP is very easy to learn.
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DGFletcher 14 years ago

Start with PHP. It'll get you more places faster. If you start running into places where you'll need the other ones, then start working on them later.
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verdaga

15 years ago

As what I've believe, everything is professionally made because why would it exist if it wasn't made professionally?

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marshaltrevis 14 years ago

I do not think you can give a clear answer on this. Many large sites are now written in PHP, you can not say that it is not only more professional, because it's free. ASP is a tightly integrated. NET, and this can be useful in certain situations.
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banzerchristo

15 years ago

I do not think you can give a clear answer to this. Many large sites are written in PHP now, so you can not say that it is not only more professional because it is free. ASP is a tightly integrated. NET, and this can be useful in some situations.

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Web Tempest

15 years ago

In terms of sites like elance there seems to be more php programmers

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Jinex2011

15 years ago

u are going to love php

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HostingWarrior

15 years ago

I give importance to PHP (Open Source) also easier than Asp

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vilroot

15 years ago

my favourite PHP

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danieljames123

15 years ago

I think it is depend on person because if know more about php that means it has better knowledge about php and it is favorite for him/her but if he/her know more about other language that means it is favorite for him/her. Mine is php because it is easy to learn and easy to use.

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xhpdx

15 years ago

I've got some background in .NET and because of that I find asp.net the most professional. PHP is still professional, but coding comes a little harder for me

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linesupplygrow 14 years ago

I've got some background in .NET & because of that I find asp.net the most professional. PHP is still professional, but coding comes a little harder for me.
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15 years ago

i think asp is more professional and this increases your chances of placement in companies

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freehugs

15 years ago

As a person who has been programming for 7 years, using C, VB, PHP, Perl, Python and Ruby...I would say that there is no such thing as a 'professional' language. There are certainly languages that are more beloved by corporate environments, and others that are more accessible to people without deep pockets, but most languages will find use at all levels.

In general, the choice of what language to use for a particular project comes down to what tool is better for the job.

Example: I would never try to write a web-scraper in PHP or ASP. Why? Because Python and Ruby (and even Perl) all have considerably better libraries for web scraping.

If you want to learn a language to use professionally, then that is a different question altogether. If I was to advise someone who is starting out programming from scratch, I would give them a couple tips:

1. The language doesn't matter as much as understanding other 'general concepts' about programming that are common to most programming languages (if not all) that you will encounter.

2. Start with python. It's easy (fast) to learn and enforces many of the 'general concepts' above in a very transparent manner. And there is a free course that teaches Python (MIT's Open Courseware Computer Science).

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Jake Gray 14 years ago

Before any of us answer this question, ask yourself, "Which
language will get the task completed?"

I know some high paying programming-related jobs are related
to PHP, Java, C++.

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u are going to love php

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I give importance to PHP (Open Source) also easier than Asp

Originally Posted by HomeRemediesforCongestion

I think PHP is way better than other languages.

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15 years ago

My vote is for PHP

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anoopWebtech

14 years ago

i think asp.net is better...
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14 years ago

PHP is open source language and easy to learn, whereas ASP.net is more secured

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SUPER Louie

14 years ago

Based from your options, I would definitely go with PHP because it's that has a lot of support in the Internet where you can troubleshoot more easily.

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14 years ago

I prefer PHP as professional language because of following poins
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odehfehr

14 years ago

I think ASP.net is more professional than other language. ASP.net provide predefine framework like 3.5 and 4.0, with the help of framework we can make our site more professional and attractive.we can maintain high security in ASP.net.

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WinXPrize

14 years ago

Just php is the best

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Peter Roszak

14 years ago

Nothing better than PHP. Open source has let it be the backbone behind so many of the applications we use today like Wordpress and many everyday sites/systems/scripts you use.

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jaimegm

14 years ago

PHP is popular reliable you can find a lot of free help and free service, not in the other cases.

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upendraets

14 years ago

Now these Days PHP is Best.

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pamela88

14 years ago

All of PHP , ASP and ASP.NET are good languages and if anyone learned one of them to be a professional programmer will do great work with programmers career. but PHP is easier to learn. ASP is obsolete. ASP.NET is so huge and complicated.

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kamdendearg

14 years ago

PHP has perceived as an industry standard, so in this sense appear professional. However, NET promote better design and I bet quite a bit faster. On the other hand it is more expensive factor, you must purchase a Windows server.

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nells james

14 years ago

There are mainly Three language are Professional.
1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

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kamirao

14 years ago

All top class platforms such as drupal, joomla, wordpress, magento, zencart, phpbb ... etc are build a top php. In fact I've never heard of any such popular software based on asp or asp.net

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Alexdoerr

14 years ago

PHP is ofcourse more professional than any other languages. Most of the top sites use PHP only. However, I wonder how can the big websites like msn be designed in ASP as it was said that ASP isn't as secure as PHP. I think the hotmail email accounts were hacked due to insecure server language.

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martinfuchs53

14 years ago

I think there is lot of web languages to develop a Dynamic website. So I think the most powerful languages are PHP, ASP & ASP.net, CSS, and JavaScript etc. Thank you and good post....

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Daret

14 years ago

The choice of programming language depends on kind of application you are developing.
PHP is easy to use and many sites today have been developed in PHP.
ASP is slower since it is based on COM architecture and also, ASP does not provide platform compatibility unlike PHP.
ASP.NET is also a good option with its clean design and implementation.

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stcupp

14 years ago

php is more popular as it is free and open source and most systems that host php sites and running on linux which is also free and open source but asp is the better language

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davilgill

14 years ago

There are various languages but the things is to select the best language which is more professional. According to me PHP, ASP and ASP.NET are more professional language.

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DustinHoffman10

14 years ago

According to me, PHP is one of the best and easiest programming language.

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hitmobi

14 years ago

You can't really say which is more professional.

PHP is my favorite. You can basically do everything with PHP + javascript.

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Matt Broody

14 years ago

I vote for php, old school

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bajakan

14 years ago

the most professional language would be the one that makes you the most productive, so it varies from person to person. if you're more productive working in php than .NET then use php, or if you're more productive in python then use python.

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gauvion

14 years ago

Originally Posted by pixshix

Dear Users:
I have questions? That which language is more professions.

1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

I personally have been coding with PHP for years, but I'd recommend you stay away from ASP. ASP.NET is much better. It all depends on you, and what you prefer. PHP has a lot more support and some of the biggest scripts and sites use it (vbulletin, facebook, etc).

In the end its really up to you though.

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inu11byte

14 years ago

Just learn PHP. PHP easy to use and is a great language. Many big sites use PHP including Facebook.

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14 years ago

I personally prefer PHP

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DavidRojas

14 years ago

ASP.NET is the best professional language....

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rosesmark

14 years ago

Yes, i am totally agree with @jovanvaldeze because Every one crazy about PHP Language and now PHP used all over

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riysoft

14 years ago

Well PHP is the most professional language and mostly used in Website Development too.

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rozarfrazer

14 years ago

I thing java is a more professional language according to any other language. in the java we can develop professional and secure web application.

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labpete 14 years ago

Largely, a matter of educational and professional background.

Coming from a C/C++ background, I found PHP 4 a "not-that-well-thought" bunch of macros. However I stopped complaining after working with it in a couple of small projects (although I still believe that you do not really need to invest any serious time in php/mysql if you have the right background - but that's a good think I guess).

For larger applications I have used asp.net(C#) /SQL Server because the project team was using that. I am enjoying developing on this platform more and it definetely promotes better structured code - which is good. It is also good to be able to use a full-fledge language such as C#. The learning curve is steeper but the productivity higher (Visual Studio allows you to build a typical database-driven Web application without writing any code other than SQL!).
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creativerobert

14 years ago

PHP is the most used server scripting language now a days due to its open source. But in terms of professional, actually there is no definition for that.

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jekabest

14 years ago

I don't think that word "professional" can exactly show all main value of this programming languages.

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rechardjeam 14 years ago

ASP.net is more professional and secure language in my point of view because it provides you default framework like 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and so on. that makes your site more attractive and professional, So in my view ASP.net is best programing language.
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willaimsjohn

14 years ago

Various professional language are there which are very much valuable. PHP is more professional and is really best to learn.

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conanselmer

14 years ago

PHP is, of course, more professionals than any other language. Most PHP sites use only. However, I wonder how can the big websites such as msn be designed in ASP and ASP is said that is not as safe as PHP. I think the hot mail accounts were cut due to insecure server language.

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mehmlyndsy

14 years ago

All languages has it's own importance and professional. It depends on requirements what's language is used. In simplicity and easiness PhP is the more reliable.

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14 years ago

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14 years ago

PHP is for every web-dev

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TianaBanana

14 years ago

I would say PHP, definitely.

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ttrfanatic 14 years ago

In my opinion, "Professional" is a relative term. Each language has its advantages and disadvantages. I have been a professional programmer for over 20 years and I have found over the years that languages crop up all the time. It really does depend on what language you are familiar with and can get the most done in. "Professional" to me seems to imply what one can do in any language to make their product "look" professional. IMHO
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maxxypane

14 years ago

Well, These days PHP is very famous language. ASP. Net is also very famous language but I don't think that it will beat PHP language. I can't say which is professional because it's depends on what you are consider regarding to professional.

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wadermaxx

14 years ago

Various languages are there which are professional as well as popular too. According to me PHP, ASP are more professional.

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cipl123

14 years ago

Hello,

As per my view ASP .Net is the best amongst all the three you have mentioned. ASP .Net is owned by Microsoft and it is widely used for win and web development.

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Alex Nash

14 years ago

I'm not sure what you mean about "more professional". But I prefer PHP, definitely.

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sarahpaul

14 years ago

The first and foremost feature that sets PHP apart from the other two is the community support. Being associated with the Open Source Initiative, PHP has a large user base of developers, testers, documenters and reviewers. ASP is based on the .Net framework that is owned outrighly by Microsoft. JSP is also gaining ground but it has a large way to go. It is also now an open source product.

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johnlouis

14 years ago

All languages are good...but i think java is the most professional language among all....

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Bhavna Khanna

14 years ago

I prefer PHP its Hosting is ecnomical and is easier to learn and code.

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rajprince

14 years ago

PHP if you ask me

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JHONYY

14 years ago

All languages are professional. But is most commonly used language so we can that PHP is most professional language.

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josephdvd

14 years ago

These days, PHP is a very famous language. ASP.NET is also known as famous language, but I don't think it will beat the PHP language.

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mmstud

14 years ago

I'd go for PHP just because I know almost nothing about ASP. But it doesn't make PHP more professional, just personal preference of mine and practical one too. I'm sure you can use both languages professional or non-professional way.

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cannons

14 years ago

PHP is the third most used language in the world. So you know there must be some reason of its popularity. Well I think if you know C language as most of us do doing php is a easy and works well rather than ASP another thing that I love about PHP is that it is open source.

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aricajwalker

14 years ago

It really depends on your definition of "professional". That is a very relative term when you ask this type of Question.php is fast and foolproof, so it's very easy to work with.ASP is more powerful, uses less memory to run, and is not as idiot-proof. Generally speaking PHP is easier to work with, especially if you are new to coding. But ASP is better for larger applications.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by pixshix

Dear Users:
I have questions? That which language is more professions.

1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

There are no professional and unprofessional languages, there are professional and unprofessional programmers.

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO

There are no professional and unprofessional languages, there are professional and unprofessional languages programmers.

Well said!

My clients only judge me on the results my software brings, they are not generally interested what I've written it with.

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rileywhitaker13

14 years ago

I prefer that if you are a beginner or you want to enter in the software then php is the best for you.

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becanada

14 years ago

As a programmer for over 20 years - the language the works the best for the application in mind; it what is important. Plus of course ease of changes, cost of changes etc etc. I program in perl, php, visual basic, javascript, dhtml, hta [secure JS so to speak] and others ; if it gets the job done, and does it well - that is what is important.

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seomagic

14 years ago

PHp and asp.net are most powerful languages, it depends on your requirement but php is most widely used as its open source

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aniket1988

14 years ago

Deepends on the criteria or requirement of a project. But in the 3 options, PHP is more popular these days.

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14 years ago

I think PHP.

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14 years ago

Threads like this are in most case Sig Spam... god I hate stupid questions like this...

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alecdisuza

14 years ago

As my opinion
1.ASP.NET.
2.Oracle.
3.PHP.

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rockiealba

14 years ago

I'm using PHP because PHP is a programming language better and easier to use than can be done to any operating system. PHP is compatible with almost all hosting companies. Basics of PHP is very easy to learn.

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leesdepth

14 years ago

I think asp.net language is more professional. Because there are standard control's to create website and also use them on windows application. You must need to purchase this technique from microsoft website.

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webexperts666

14 years ago

PHP is very much professional. It introduce lots of templates, plugins and opensource and it is very much used these days.

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DavidHall2

14 years ago

Php is easy and best language. so i prefer PHP

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zoomboy

14 years ago

I think ASP.Net is the strongest and more professional then others.

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sandebdavid

14 years ago

Use PHP if you want to be like any other programmer, use ASP/ASP.net if you want to be among the few or if not the only one in your locality who can use it, to the envy of your peers

Any way i think PHP is easier to work with for small and easier applications while ASP is more suited for bigger applications.

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remymartin1

14 years ago

PHP was born from Microsoft.. .some time ago it was quite limieted

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shantanu

14 years ago

i go for ASP coz ASP is designed by Microsoft and .NET framework is integrated in this ASP technology. PHP can be learn with in 1 month but in the case of ASP it is quite impossible and syntax and the basic is also not comfortable for the new users.

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dcoder

14 years ago

wow its a long debate
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jemi jhon

14 years ago

My opinion is PHP more professional language...

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blogfreakz

14 years ago

php is the way to go many big web companies, professionals, and other's use php

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jmark1107

14 years ago

Popularity brings better tools, more available developers, better documentation, and better productivity. Programming on a discontinued or rarely used platform is more difficult.

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Wilma1980

14 years ago

Originally Posted by pixshix

Dear Users:
I have questions? That which language is more professions.

1: PHP
2: ASP
3: ASP.NET

PHP for me is more professional

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ricky pounting

14 years ago

Php is very easy and is use everywhere that why mostly people prefer it but asp is the best.

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jemi jhon

14 years ago

PHP more professional language.So I like PHP language...

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SEOMike111

14 years ago

It's really a question of choice and how comfortable you are with current languages. I learned assembler, C, C++, and Java. For anything web based I obviously choose Java. I tried scripts, but I just can't use them in the same manner. So if you want to use a professional language, then for me, that is Java.

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jeffdo

14 years ago

ASP.NET is better than ASP I think. ASP.NET is supported by the huge .NET Framework.
PHP vs ASP.NET
www(dot)comentum(dot)com/php-vs-asp.net-comparison.html

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jamrk2000

14 years ago

PHP is an open-source general-purpose scripting language that is particularly suited for Web development and can be entrenched into HTML. Being a strong, server-side language it provides a great deal of functionality. PHP has become very renowned and there is a huge demand of the same for its varied usability on the web.

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Rod Navarro

14 years ago

There´s not a more professional language, nor most professional database engine, etc.

It all comes to two things:

- The Programmer Skills
- The framework used
- Software Architecture

So there´s no more professional language but professional ways to use them.

If you are evaluating which is the most accessible in terms of web hosting and more average server speed, i would go with PHP, since ASP.NET web hosting is expensive and the share hosting does not works that good (I have MochaHost and Arvixe and they both have unexpected problems with my applications).

If you are looking for a professional way to do things, I would go with MVC software pattern. Both, PHP and ASP.NET supports them, and allows to create a very robust software and even SEO Friendly URLS along the way.

In conlusion, there´s NO most professional language, but professional way to develop software, proof:

StackOverlow: ASP.NET MVC / SQLSERVER
facebook: PHP / MYSQL
MSN/BING: ASP.NET
Plenty of Fish: ASP.NET / SQLServer
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Ibcontact

14 years ago

Every language have unique standard, But according to me php.

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guy99

14 years ago

PHP is more professional than the other two
I too prefer PHP

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stephngreek

14 years ago

Php is good and more used, I'm also php developer.

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jerrybrownaaa

14 years ago

Generally speaking PHP is simpler to work with in case you are new to coding. But ASP is better for larger applications. But it you require pure speed and power, you ought to also think about Perl, which is way faster and makes use of much less memory than PHP or ASP.

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aidenkings 14 years ago

I use the PHP language, PHP is the best programming language because it can be to take advantage of any operation. PHP is very support of each hosting company. This is the fundamentals of PHP is very easy to learn.
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BlackWar

Banned 14 years ago

How you use it that make it professional.
Language is not the main fact.
Anyway, PHP is better.

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Ausopenxcell

14 years ago

As per my view, there are many languages for web development and desktop applications but I think JAVA is the more professional language than other for both web and desktop applications.

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sharonhurley

Banned 14 years ago

PHP is easy and fast to learn and runs efficiently on the server side. PHP is perfectly suited for Web development and can be embedded directly into the HTML code.