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.

create a small website-logo

when creating a website another thing beside that should be taken care of is logo.
there are various tools for creating logo, like photoshop, corel draw.
this video will tell how to make an transparent logo, which can be put on any background. you need not worry about its background. let suppose youhave a logo that you want to use but its not transparent so for this, see the following video.

create your small website- Banner

For all those who are trying to make their websites. whether its for project or for own reasons. these are some of the videos that might be useful.
every website have a banner, why not create it in flash.

when you created a banner just add this banner in your html file.

Net neutrality and Non Discrimination

How many of us know, “TIM-BERNER LEE”? 

This person is the reason; we are been able to read this article. Not only this article but he is the reason for this whole concept of “WORLD WIDE WEB”. This article is not about him or his achievements or his role in the making of “www” but of higher concern.

When it was made- our internet, the main focus was on the word, “no discrimination”.  It means there is no partiality to whatever service is demanded, or to whatever website we want to log in, every feature and every service should be treated without discrimination. This is the reason, when we try to find something using “search engines”, the sites with closest or probable match is given to us in form of list not the ones that are highly paid.

Now the question arises, is this impartiality really happening?

No, this is a clear answer. Yesterday only i tried to open a simple website that came into my “Google search”. And what i got was, “this website cannot be open in your country.” This is not the end of it, many of us must tried at some point of time to search something on YouTube, and many a times the statement was the same as above.

What we are talking about is- “NET NEUTRALITY”. It simply means network neutrality that is; no favourites should be played with the contents that are on the internet. 

Like in every story there are some people who want the “good guys” to die.  In this context they are the big telecom companies who want it. They want to act as a “gatekeeper” checking whose website or apps should go fast, and who’s slow. This scenario is like bribing the watchman with a 20 Rs note and asking him to enter the college late without notifying anyone.

What will happen if this internet will become as “pay per view” types? By pay per view- it means we may have to pay a network tax to run voice-over-the-internet phones, to use advanced search engines.

May be, the free-flowing internet as we know, will be a history.

The telcom’s have two general complaints with a non-tiered, neutral network.  They argue that the improvement of infrastructure is costly and without proper compensation, results in major content providers not paying their fair share. 

Let take a neutral point- let’s see the whole scenario in a form of pros and cons:

To be in favour of Non- neutrality, one of the points is- Capacity is finite.  So concept of prioritization comes up. If there is no prioritization, a few apps will consume too much bandwidth; and also it reduces the service provider’s motivation to increase bandwidth

But to counteract these statements

The net neutrality is essential for-Innovation- ISP/operators can kill innovative apps if they are allowed to discriminate; another point is that of “competition”- operators can kill competition by selectively disallowing certain applications.

At last the consumer only will suffer.

 

In conclusion, Net neutrality is not a law yet, it is still practiced. If it is not there then consumers fear that they will discriminated by network provider on the content. The future is still unset, why not take our bid, there are various sites for these petitions and who are working for “our right” of net neutrality. Why not support them.