Re: php vs jsp/servlets vs asp
| From: | Brad Scott | Date: | Thu, 06 Jul 2000 02:01:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: php vs jsp/servlets vs asp | ||
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I am just writing web apps to do database interaction (search, update,
create). In the future, I may want to build online stores with shopping
carts and more security features though. Is PHP as secure as Java?
"Chris Adams" <chris@digitaria.com> wrote in message
news:004901bfe65e$a0b209c0$6f7f1018@elcjn1.sdca.home.com...
> > Which one is the fastest?
>
> What are you trying to do? I'd tend to rate them in order as PHP, Java,
ASP
> but the specific details could chnage that dramatically. Java performance
> varies widely based on JVM - some are quite good, others fall apart with
> multiple users. ASP's scripting langugages are extremely rudimentry, so
> you'll be using COM objects for anything serious. COM adds a little
overhead
> itself and there's the additional consideration of the COM objects you
use,
> which can range from very fast to absurdly inefficient.
>
> Frankly, anything you mentioned can be made fast enough for most sites,
> assuming you aren't on a shoestring hardware budget. It's usually a much
> better decision to look for the environment that is best suited for your
> application simply because most of your performance issues will depend on
> the code you write and an environment which makes you more productive
gives
> you more time to tune your application logic.
>
>
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