Niall Loughnane wrote:what are the main differences between ASP, PHP & Java in terms of implementing Java web frontend interfaces?
Niall Loughnane wrote:but are ASP & PHP frontend technologies that connect to a server?
Niall Loughnane wrote:
* for formatting the response to the client: either (JSP/AJAX/JavaScript) or ASP or PHP
* for server side implementation: Java, Spring, REST
i am unclear as to the details of:
* ASP will limit you to a single platform
* PHP non-scalable for anything but a handful of pages
Server.Niall Loughnane wrote:I was unsure if "single platform" meant on client or server side
php is an Apache plugin. ASP is probably written in C++, but I wouldn't know. You couldn't pay me enough to deal with Windows.out of curiousity, what technologies do ASP & PHP use in the server side, other than themselves
also, in terms of client side formatting is it easier to use Grails rather than JSPs or is Grails/Rails in the same category as ASP & PHP
Aleksey Serov wrote:I would suggest that in 2011 nobody relies on pure JSP.
Bear Bibeault wrote:
Aleksey Serov wrote:I would suggest that in 2011 nobody relies on pure JSP.
Well, I guess that makes me a nobody!
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Yet you go on to say that you do not, in fact, rely on pure JSP, but front it with a servet-based controller.
that many -if not most- folks find some web framework or other useful
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