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I want to implement dynamic website in php. I having practice to implement website in Asp.net but it is paid. PHP is opensource. So which free(fully unpaid) tool is preferred to implement dynamic website in PHP.
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George Jonsson 18-Nov-15 19:31pm    
Try Notepad++ :-)

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It's not clear what could be "not-dynamic" if you use PHP. Anyway, everything (or maybe nearly everything) related to PHP is open-source and free of charge. The HTTP server supporting PHP also can be open-source and free. First and foremost, this is Apache. If you get some paid hosting service, you pay for service, using company resources, support, and not for software.

In contrast to that, development using APS.NET is based on proprietary software, but it also can be achieved free of charge (in terms of software purchase or fee), depending on your project, size of the team and other factors. Carefully read the licensing terms for the products you try to use. You can even use Microsoft Visual Studio free of charge, if it is Community Edition. Nevertheless, it is fully functional. Again, check the license agreements. Alternatively, you can use open-source products for development, such as SharpDevelop or MonoDevelop.

—SA
 
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Kishor-KW 19-Nov-15 1:02am    
My website is commercial and only me working on it(means team size is 1), after deploying or hosting(for which charges required i know) Microsoft will not ask for licensing if I used Visual studio? And yes I read licensing terms I found that VS2015 is Free for Educational,Research purpose but I can't get about commercial.

Thank you SA.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Nov-15 1:32am    
You are welcome. Anyway, all this license agreement stuff is a legal matter, somewhat off-topic in this forum. As I understand, development of commercial products is also allowed with smaller teams, but please check it up by yourself; all responsibility is on you.
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