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Old June 7th, 2003, 07:57 PM
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ASP Vs PHP
hi,

i have been programming in PHP, for the last couple of months...which i now have a reasonable understand in.

The main reason for this post, is that im currently a computing student and i am probably going to use ASP soon.

I was wondering what are the key differents with ASP, compared to PHP?

e.g. syntax of code, database connectivity, programing environment....etc....


Thanks for any advice in advance

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To really oversimplfy the answer here
ASP code is really similar in structure and syntax to VB.
PHP code is really similar in structure and syntax to C/C++
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do u know of any good asp resource/tutorial sites...?
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I would start out with the MSDN site from microsoft.
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also asp101.com/4guysfromrolla.com have lots of tutorials etc...
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You will probably use ASP.NET instead of ASP sooner than later. ASP.NET is the new version of ASP(if you can call it like that) and if you like the C/C++ syntax you can always code your ASP.NET application in C#. So maybe you should check it out. ASP.NET is the place to go
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ok, thanks....what sort of enviorment, do you code in???
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I work with windows XP, mysql/firebird/MSDE and visual studio.net. If you don't have vs.net you can use WebMatrix for your web apps and sharpdevelop for the rest. They are free and very good.

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i have got a book now on asp...and it says about installing microsoft personal web server.

What is this? what does this do?

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I agree with the previous post. Stay away and don't pay attention to it if you can use IIS
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I nternet Information Services. its another web server program. much better than pws for just about everything. however, if you're running xp home (god knows why), you might have a real hard time making iis or pws work. this thread:
http://www.tek-tips.com/gviewthread.../333/qid/175058
has a lot about this, as well as some links and such to 3rd party web server software/freeware you can use instead
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ok thanks.....everyone
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