hello,
I am developing a web site www.funspot.com please guide me which is most secure and reliable ASP or PHP.
Thanks
Laxy
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hello,
I am developing a web site www.funspot.com please guide me which is most secure and reliable ASP or PHP.
Thanks
Laxy
hmm both of them are equal.. the security for a site depends on how u manage for people log in and log off if u want more secure, put a SSL mod to the hosting server.. btw, apache for php have free open_SSL 128 bit for secure connection.. hope this help..
This is like comparing Python to PERL. Well sort of. They both have their uses.
Sit down and begin to learn one, then stop and begin learning the other, go with the one which feels right to you.
Both are Open source, But I would say PHP coz u get support for PHP more rather than ASP.
you also have a lot of applications in PHP to use.
Asp is not open source. And you get plenty of support for Asp out on the net.
and by the way you get more support for php rather than asp/.
Biju, thank you for your useless points and even more useless opinion. I'm sure you've collected the statistics on the amount of support given to both languages and have that ready and on hand to support what you say as well as the hard data/references to back it up.
I'd say that they are fairly even support wise by both the creators and the communities involved. There is alot of example code available for both on the internet, forums dedicated to it's development, etc.
Yes, What u now accept i agree to it, you should have said both have equal support, rather quoting ASP has more support.Quote:
Originally posted here by Juridian
Biju, thank you for your useless points and even more useless opinion. I'm sure you've collected the statistics on the amount of support given to both languages and have that ready and on hand to support what you say as well as the hard data/references to back it up.
I'd say that they are fairly even support wise by both the creators and the communities involved. There is alot of example code available for both on the internet, forums dedicated to it's development, etc.
Lets finish this battle here,
Regards
Biju
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Originally posted here by Biju
Yes, What u now accept i agree to it, you should have said both have equal support, rather quoting ASP has more support.
Lets finish this battle here,
Biju
Battle? I'm afraid if we were to battle you'd be the one legged man in the...
Seriously, I can understand if your english reading comprehension isn't quite there yet. It would appear that it is a second language to you (i hope) and that is cool. But I never said that ASP had more support out there than php, the actual text used in the post was 'Asp is not open source. And you get plenty of support for Asp out on the net.' which to me would mean that there is sufficient support for Asp on the net that you won't have any real issues picking it up.
If I were to say something like you are inferring...I'd phrase it more like 'php sucks, asp has more support and is a better platform overall for developing web applications'. I didn't say that though, thanks for playing.
I can handle meaningless points, but being retarded is where I draw the line. Thinking of a conversation on a message board as 'battle' definitely smacks of retarded.
*reaches for a leather glove
*slap
I challenge you sir
LMAO
:)
Ehhm. ASP isn't a programming language.
ASP can contain PHP, VBScript, JavaScript, PerlScript and a few others I might have forgotten. Heck, you can even use them all together in the same page.
While this is true, I would infer he is referring to ASP/VBScript, since that is seemingly the most popular/common language to use when developing (at least prior to ASP.NET).Quote:
A clarification: ASP can contain JScript. And using them all together in the same page will make other devs shoot you. :DQuote:
ASP can contain PHP, VBScript, JavaScript, PerlScript and a few others I might have forgotten. Heck, you can even use them all together in the same page.
ASP is the platorm, it can use any com capable scripting language. Usually vbscript, jscript or perl via activeperl.