mas prefer ASP.NET or PHP?

[MarkCuering]

nothing but the truth

cool thing is..... to know the TRUTH!

[LoneWolf]

ASP.NET MVC3 HAHA. rock kaayu ang microsoft like me... ' would suggest nga asp.net mvc ky wow kaayu.. nya dagku'g swldu. ksgran dagku company, microsoft! love nq ang php peru pag college ra.. =)

[STRANGER]

e Up nato ni para mabasa sa mga taastaas pa jud og experience regarding ining mga programma. UP.............UP.................UP.............. ........UP...............UP...........

[SirJeff]

if you want to be a successful web developer then you have to consider mastering both platforms whether php or asp.net, dili man cguro na kung kinsa ang nindut or kung asa ka comfortable..what if soon ang imo employer ganahan magpa develop using asp.net pero ang background nimo php, some programmers i work with before just say "boss believe me php is better than asp.net because of blah blah raise to the power 5"...there are so many things to consider guy's just like scalability, maintenance, performance and speed, cost, time to deploy, editor, tools and so on which i believe both platforms are capable, it's not about the platforms it's the developer/programmer's experience using the best programming practices and solid programming guidelines and standards..don't stack yourself for one platforms lang the higher the pay kung both kabalo ka..

[Klave]

Actually wala gyuy say ang programmer unsay gusto sa amo.

Kung mu-decide ang amo kani nga language, taktak ang pikas team sunod adlaw. (worst-case scenario)

Kung pwede ka bisag asa, yahay kaayo. Kung language preference lang klaro na kaayo unsa akong choice.

Otherwise, we should really focus on how we can grow as a programmer not on a particular language or system. Kay malingaw ko og interview anang naanad og andam na tanan, wala may nasabtan sa ilang code.

Unya mubalik na lang gyud ta og hisgot sa mga "Cool" nga language kay it allows me to grow up as a programmer. Tanan language naay purpose, ang mga legacy og mga enterprise hangtod sa mga cool.
Ang cool languages particularly allows us to do things differently.

[noy.juan]

if you want to be a successful web developer then you have to consider mastering both platforms whether php or asp.net, dili man cguro na kung kinsa ang nindut or kung asa ka comfortable..what if soon ang imo employer ganahan magpa develop using asp.net pero ang background nimo php, some programmers i work with before just say "boss believe me php is better than asp.net because of blah blah raise to the power 5"...there are so many things to consider guy's just like scalability, maintenance, performance and speed, cost, time to deploy, editor, tools and so on which i believe both platforms are capable, it's not about the platforms it's the developer/programmer's experience using the best programming practices and solid programming guidelines and standards..don't stack yourself for one platforms lang the higher the pay kung both kabalo ka..

amen...

ako prefered nako PHP, but if my client/employer mo demand of different nga platform i have to be versatile to do it...

you dont need to master both language choose one, but keep learning the other if in case the need arise..

[legal_cd]

depende sa imong gamit

if you are
- low on budget and looking for free platform then go for PHP

if you are
- having lots of resources
- and wants RAD

then go for ASP.net

[Klave]

^^^ Maka RAD baya ang PHP.

[legal_cd]

^^^ Maka RAD baya ang PHP.

unsa na tool imong sir? netbeans ra tawon ko, kay libre man

[Klave]

unsa na tool imong sir? netbeans ra tawon ko, kay libre man

Hmmm...naglibog nako...unsay RAD nimo?...ako kay Rapid Application Development / Rapid Prototyping.

Kung pareho ta og pasabot, maski Netbeans capable man ana kay naa man siya iyahang framework gigamit. Though I am not really sure, kay kung Netbeans, Java man gyud na akong mahunahuna-an. But what matters with RAD is you have a functional framework. You can make your own, if you don't like using the current frameworks available sa net.