mas prefer ASP.NET or PHP?

[eulz]

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unsai nindot ani nla?..

[iamweasel]

preference ra pud na sa isa ka developer sir kong asa sya comfortable.
asp .net ko kay mao man amo gamit sa akong employer.

[kamahak]

Mao. Ug asa rajd ka comfortable, mao rajd nay defining factor sa personal preference sa programmer.

Personally, sa duha, I prefer PHP.

[eulz]

Mao. Ug asa rajd ka comfortable, mao rajd nay defining factor sa personal preference sa programmer.

Personally, sa duha, I prefer PHP.

mao lge sak2 jud..preha ta bro, php sd ko rn..kay open source rman cya gd nya gaan rapud.. ang nka.apan lng kay hardcode jud kaau cya nya manual jd..bsan mag mvc ta.,..kay ang asp.net murag within 30 minutes mka make nka og website with dyamic functions and validation trappings.,pro bug.at lng jud cya og dapat license.

[DeathFox]

javascript/ajax

[eulz]

javascript/ajax

hahah payter sad ni mao ni ang magda og biga sa sa program..jquery

[yanong_banikanhon]

kay ang asp.net murag within 30 minutes mka make nka og website with dyamic functions and validation trappings.,pro bug.at lng jud cya og dapat license.

Bug-at gyud tinuod ang ASP.NET webforms, bay. Unsaon gi-model man gud ni nila sa windows forms nga stateful bisa'g stateless ang http protocol. Kun gusto ka'g mas gaan, limpyo'g agi nga framework, you can use ASP.NET MVC. Unlike ASP.NET webforms, an ASP.NET MVC application doesn't rely on viewstate. It embraces the stateless nature of http. Unya, like any other web mvc frameworks, convention over configuration is encouraged. This means that if you follow the convention (ex. putting a 'Controller' suffix for all controller classes), you can create a fully functional web app in just a few minutes.

Just a note about licensing. You don't need specific license for ASP.NET. IIS and the .NET framework come with any 'server-based' Windows OS. Yes, you need to buy the OS license but similar case applies for Linux servers. Though free versions are available, most companies do not use them in the production environment. That is the reason why almost all linux distro's have their own commercial variant of linux (ex. RedHat's RHEL, Suse Enterprise).

Going back to the topic, I've been using ASP.NET for years (I've tried PHP before pero dugay na kaayo to nga panahon ) so mas comfortable ko sa ASP.NET.

[skeptic_rob]

na ai asp.net tutorial?

[nullpointer]

if you have enough time to learn both...that would be better...asp.net is faster than php...and use mvc frameworks..

[eulz]

Bug-at gyud tinuod ang ASP.NET webforms, bay. Unsaon gi-model man gud ni nila sa windows forms nga stateful bisa'g stateless ang http protocol. Kun gusto ka'g mas gaan, limpyo'g agi nga framework, you can use ASP.NET MVC. Unlike ASP.NET webforms, an ASP.NET MVC application doesn't rely on viewstate. It embraces the stateless nature of http. Unya, like any other web mvc frameworks, convention over configuration is encouraged. This means that if you follow the convention (ex. putting a 'Controller' suffix for all controller classes), you can create a fully functional web app in just a few minutes.

Just a note about licensing. You don't need specific license for ASP.NET. IIS and the .NET framework come with any 'server-based' Windows OS. Yes, you need to buy the OS license but similar case applies for Linux servers. Though free versions are available, most companies do not use them in the production environment. That is the reason why almost all linux distro's have their own commercial variant of linux (ex. RedHat's RHEL, Suse Enterprise).

btaw agree ko sa imong explanation bai..daghan sd nagsulti nko ana..nagsuway ko himo web application then inig compile nko ma crash akong computer mag BSOD,di lng ghapon masilbi ang 2gig na memory nko..mao kron cge nko tan.aw tutorial asp.net in mvc kron..heheh