Friday, November 2, 2012

Creating website- PHP or ASP.NET or JSP



We have created a banner and logo which was a basic requirement for a website. Now we need a platform-One needs to know in which platform he/she should make a website.
The most popular is PHP and the simplest of all is ASP.NET.

One of my friends prefers JSP over these.

The key points are:

PHP
-download WAMP, LAMP, and XAMP for windows, Linux or both respectively
-install it; make sure all the “services” are online.
-this package have APACHE server needed for the PHP code to run. MYSQL is also there, we can make our databases in it.
-make your PHP files in notepad and save it as *.php
-Or we can use DREAMWEAVER

ASP.NET and JSP(java server pages)
-these both are not open source like PHP. But ASP has easier options like. Drag and drop “textbox” on your webpage directly, working with VB or C# in background.
-ASP run on IIS or PWS server (built in these days), JSP runs on Apache tomcat server.
-JSP supports real java codes and like java its platform independent
-ASP.NET can be made in DREAMWEAVER or within .NET framework.
-for database connectivity in JSP, it only needs driver of that database and it will connect to it.

So this was the basic information about the three platforms. Pick one, read online tutorial and start coding.
If you don’t want a website with backend option, then wix.com also provides great deal of website, edit it and upload it.
At first, it may be a challenge but slowly it would become more interesting day by day.

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