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bones - Oct 26, 2009 at 02:55 AM
 Blocked Profile - Oct 26, 2009 at 03:41 AM
Hello,
what is the difference between php, perl and asp. what are the different framework available to make webpage apart from joomla?

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Blocked Profile
Oct 26, 2009 at 03:41 AM
Dear Bones,

There are many features that differentiate PHP, Perl and ASP. The basic features of PHP is that it compiles a

series of instructions in a script each time that you access to it and the instructions are executed until the

scripts end. There exits a processor time wastage while there is recompilation aagin and again. There's a

quick feed back during the development nevertheless. The pages would not compile at any cost it there's any

error in the script. The main advantage of PHP is that the memory management is done completely by PHP

and that the scripts are deleted after execution. The features of Perl however differs. Perl allows its users to

open source projects. It bears more advantages and one of the best feature is that you will be able to make

a great use of large amount of functionalities. Perl is in itself better than PHP and also it contains pre written

libraries which relieves any undertaken task. It is actually real fun to use Perl. ASP however is a single

platform and shows itself working at a low speed. It has been conceived by MS. There is nevertheless a

completely different easthetic feature that adds to better attractive looks. There are many restrictions on its

features but still you will be able to write ASP pages using c#.

Hope that the information provided has been helpful to you.

Thanks.
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