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Which is best Asp.net, Php, Sharepoint?

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alexyorkie Posts: 2 Joined: 5/27/2009 Status: offline	Which is best Asp.net, Php, Sharepoint? - 5/27/2009 14:56:49 Hey guys, yesterday I talked with one web programmer on web development he suggested me three unique programs for my website, 1. Asp.net 2. Php 3. Sharepoint Well I am new and I don’t have any ideas, I just asked him what will be the best platform to use for my properties site, as I told him that I need to handle lots more database, he suggested me to opt for asp.net, he feels mysql is not much safe and not efficient to handle such huge database I wana know from this community which in these three will be best, or is there anything new? I need your valuable suggestion.. ______________ [removed] < Message edited by Mike54 -- 6/19/2009 5:30:40 >


TexasWebDevelopers Posts: 722 Joined: 2/22/2002 From: Dallas, TX Status: offline	RE: Which is best Asp.net, Php, Sharepoint? - 5/27/2009 15:05:40 If you are planning on document management for your company then SharePoint (Microsoft servers) is great for your intranet (internal site). Otherwise it's ASP or ASP.NET (Microsoft servers) for your external site hands-down. You can use SQL as the database and the site will easily scale upwards. PHP and Mysql are on the Linux platform (Apache servers). Linux and Mysql are not the best choice in your case - in my opinion. We are .NET developers and past Microsoft MVP's and biased towards ASP and .NET however you will find plenty of advocates for the Linux solution also. This can be a can of worms for smaller sites but for larger sites, hands down, it's .NET. _____________________________ Follow us on TWITTER (in reply to alexyorkie)