Differences between ASP.NET and PHP

[Ledidas]

I think I like both, one is formal while the other is open. I like both, just don't like the noisy $'s in PHP. All the setups are done for both in my system. Which one do you think should be best for me ? If you want to offer some advice and don't want to tell me straight, you can enlighten me by some random stories. Thank you.


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[dglienna]

French?

[YourSurrogateGod]

I think I like both, one is formal while the other is open. I like both, just don't like the noisy $'s in PHP. All the setups are done for both in my system. Which one do you think should be best for me ? If you want to offer some advice and don't want to tell me straight, you can enlighten me by some random stories. Thank you.


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ASP .NET + C# = win! Easier to read and maintain. I have seen PHP code that is not object-orient, procedural and a nightmare to maintain in the future.

I would avoid VB .NET as the back-end language. Nightmarish.

[dglienna]

I would avoid VB .NET as the back-end language. Nightmarish.

Unless you like {} and ;

[YourSurrogateGod]

I would avoid VB .NET as the back-end language. Nightmarish.

Unless you like {} and ;

I love them.