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#1: Feb 23 '09
I am a developper and recently started using this tool. I would like to know the advantages and disadvantages between PHP and ASP.Net applications. This may sound stupid but is a regular question asked by the client during our on-site visits.

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#2: Feb 23 '09

re: Php

well, I can't speak for ASP, though I list what I know
PHP is
- free
- open source
- widely supported (on nearly all platforms)
[ASP.NET works only on Windows servers]
- well documented
- extendable (PECL, PEAR)
- written for web development (thus the name)
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#3: Feb 24 '09

re: Php

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Originally Posted by santrosp View Post

I am a developper and recently started using this tool. I would like to know the advantages and disadvantages between PHP and ASP.Net applications. This may sound stupid but is a regular question asked by the client during our on-site visits.


this link may help you...

http://coding.derkeiler.com/pdf/Arch...04-04/0061.pdf

Regards,
Viji nellaiappan
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