asp or jsp which is better ?

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Which technology is better for development asp or jsp?
Which field have more jobs available ?
Is php a better option then above languages ?

Posted 8-Apr-13 7:45am

Michia

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Richard C Bishop 8-Apr-13 13:49pm

All of those questions are subjective and can't really be given difinitive answers as they are slightly opinion based and mainly dependent on the goal or needs in a program.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 13:57pm

No, it is not, but it's not really related to your question. It's just really ugly "ersatz" language, but it is readily available in nearly all hosting plans, unlike any other server-side technology. You can consider ASP.NET, JSP, PHP or Prolog, to name just a few...

richcb,

Sorry, I did not try to reply to your post. It was the OP's question "is PHP dead or not?" in reply to your comment, but OP later removed that question...

—SA

Richard C Bishop 8-Apr-13 14:02pm

No worries, I was confused for a moment trying to piece it together but then I read the OP's question, then your reply made sense as a response to that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 13:54pm

The question makes no sense at all.
—SA

Michia 8-Apr-13 13:56pm

As of it's security is concerned is not being used these days or what ?

Richard C Bishop 8-Apr-13 13:58pm

I am sure English is not your primary language, but I have not idea what you are trying to say. Are you asking is security is a concern?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 14:02pm

OP is trying to do some guesswork using different assumptions in some server-side technologies.
—SA

Richard C Bishop 8-Apr-13 14:04pm

Got it, I will let you handle this since you have an idea.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 14:15pm

Sure, thank you. :-)
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 14:01pm

No, I don't think so.

What is probably not better is "ASP". You probably meant to ask about "ASP.NET", but, despite the name, it is not "a kind of ASP for .NET". ASP.NET is pretty much unrelated to ASP, only some part of syntax looks similar. In this respect, the name "ASP.NET" could mislead those familiar with ASP...

—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-08T07:54:00

The question makes no sense at all. The predicate "Better" can be defined in any way. It depends on the goal of your application and many other factors. Those factors include also your background, experience, time frame, availability of already developed components useful for reaching the goals, plans for site or application support, budget to be spent for site hosting and more.

Please see the discussion in the comments to the question.

—SA