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Re: ASP.NET for Uninhibited Features, Quality, and Much More in Web Development
I think the quality of .NET is most certainly established itself as a professional grade development platform. What many may not know is that Microsoft offers free versions of it's web development tools and that its database component Sql Server is now very affordable in the Sql Azure and Amazon AWS cloud platforms. I make this point because Microsoft has always had the reputation of being expensive but very effective development can be done on the cheap.
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Re: ASP.NET for Uninhibited Features, Quality, and Much More in Web Development
Yeah Of course, The .net framework provide ultimate features for IT professionals.Most websites are designed and coded on the .net platform.The MVC is another ultimate platform in .net framework.In this very effective development can be done on the cheap.
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Re: ASP.NET for Uninhibited Features, Quality, and Much More in Web Development
1. Where do you find any statistics that back up the statement you made, "Most websites are designed and coded on the .net platform"
Statistics from the top 1,000,000 websites | Acunetix 68.31% Linux, 20.23% Windows
Five Reasons Linux Beats Windows for Servers | PCWorld
If you are developing software, asp.net works.
For anyone building a website that does not require microsoft software, the linux is preferred hands down.
If you want to install a blog, wordpress is the best software and MySQL and PHP are required for that. Of course you can "emulate" a linux server on a windows server, but why would you when you can just get linux hosting in the first place?
Most websites do not need Windows applications and do need what linux offers. It's cheaper to develop websites and have work done on linux servers than on windows servers. I've been developing websites since the 90s and know this to be true.
So, agree asp.net is great for developing software and websites that have to have windows apps running, but for most websites, linux should be the choice for hosting environments.
Just wanted to clarify for people who might read your article and think that you're saying windows is better for hosting their websites. I'm sure that isn't what you are saying.
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Re: ASP.NET for Uninhibited Features, Quality, and Much More in Web Development
Asp.net takes up more memory because the web application stays loaded (kinda like fast-cgi php) and lots of stuff is cached. MSSQL is DESIGNED to use all the memory it can because accessing RAM is much faster than accessing disk. You can setup the maximum memory allowed for MSSQL though. I used to write my websites solely in PHP with a MySQL database. Nowadays, you'd have to pry Visual Studio and SQL Server out of my cold, dead hands.
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