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What is the learning curve of asp.net comparing to php?


What is the learning curve of asp.net comparing to php?

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johndevid0987
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I am planning to learn either php or asp.net. Now I don't know which one I should start with ? I am planning to study & build real projects for myself during 6 months then look for a job. I only know some html. So should I go for asp.net or php? Thanks.

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I did the same thing a few years ago with vb6.  I started off with vb6 desktop application and ended up doing classic asp and later asp.net.  In ASP I started with vb and later c#.  I suggest ASP.NET.  If your fluent in html php will be easier to use.  In my experience, if you know programming techniques, the learning curve greatly shrinks in direct relation to your skill set.  I'm not much fond of php although I do a small amount of coding in it with MySQL.  The best coders know many languages. Smile  For what it's worth, I'm from the mid-atlantic region of the U.S. and see the majority of jobs requiring MS technologies.

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Well if your only posting spam charmeddvd123 don't bother. 

Please delete his topics. Wink

Keith

I've been programming with VB for 17 years. Started with VB4 16bit Pro, VB5 Pro, VB6 Pro/Enterprise and now VB3 Pro. But I'm no expert, I'm still learning.

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