All the research I have done on this stated that PHP is faster then Java,
ASP, ASP.Net and PERL.  I am not a PHP coder, however I do have a good deal
of experience in art of researching having done an MBA and an MS.  I was not
impressed with the qualitative nature of all the benchmark tests.  It
reminded me of the Pet Store example that Sun and Microsoft battled over.
When it was all said and done, as Dean states the Hardware architecture was
the thing that made the difference... and of course.... how well it was
coded.  I can write PERL or C++ that takes over a minute to render or I can
optimize it to run much much quicker... You get the point though.  I would
do some benchmark tests in a controlled environment meaning the same server.
Write a data access test since that is what most web stuff is.  Go after
10000 records with both and output the milliseconds when you start and when
you end.  Make sure you optimize both so it is good code on both sides.  I
have a feeling they will be just about the same.   

Travis D. Falls | Consultant   RAFT.Net   IT | 860.547.4070 |
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From: [email protected]
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Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 9:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AspNetAnyQuestionIsOk] OT - Does asp.net index with search
engines slower than PHP?


>>php indexes better in directories.
?? They both ultimately render html to the browser. How the site shows up in

directories is more a function of its nature and layout. 

Would say I have no knowledge of speed differences, but again I would think 
other factors (server hardware, load, site content), not too mention how 
well the code is written, would have more effect than the underlying 
programming language.

Sounds like some boiler plate "free" analysis. There are a number of entries

that can be googled on PHP vs ASP that state similar beliefs seem to date 
from the early part of this century. 

On 9/8/05, Mark E <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> All,
> 
> I recently recevied an email from a client with the following message:
> 
> <Message>
> I had an independent SEO analysis done on the site.
> They suggested that we change to a php based site, currently we are asp.
> 
> Apparently php uses less code which allows faster loading. Also, php 
> indexes better in directories.
> </Message>
> 
> Is this true? Does PHP index better with search engines than
asp.net<http://asp.net>
> ?
> 
> As far as loading time, I would assume it has more to do with how the the 
> site is coded than the actual language itself. But since I'm years removed

> from php, I just don't know.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mark
> 
> 
> 
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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