Both platforms have their own good and bad issues. I have been using CF since 
the first versions and since the .NET platform was marketed (and the management 
board showed twinkeling eyes, hey another Microsoft cashcow) also started using 
C#. I like both, unfortunately management has problems selling CF with bigger 
marges, and has none with .NET.
 
When switching to ASP.NET, keep in mind salaries will rise, costs will rise as 
well as the prices for an ASP.NET product. Even the simpliest smartass can make 
CF applications, but for C# development you need people with higher educations, 
the level of programming is just way higher in most cases.  
 
An often used argument for ASP.NET is also the way it forces better code. Due 
to compilation, syntax errors are history. Ofcourse other errors will stay, but 
you increase the quality of your code. For PHP this is also able but only in 
combination with Zend.
 
CF has big plusses on development speed (C# development time is indeed much 
more, especially bug solving needs alot of time because we experienced strange 
bugs platform dependent), but I just hope future releases will also look at 
profiling options, precompiling options (and thus filtering out the syntax 
errors before even testing), out of the box stability, and better use of 
multithreading (which is supported by the underlying architecture).
 
I saw someone asking if someone could prove .NET is faster, .. haven't you seen 
any benchmarks? My diff algorithm (using levensthein) is about 1000x faster in 
.NET and the CF code has been finetuned into it's most optimal form. CF 
ofcourse has it's plusses or else I would not use it, but CF cannot match .NET 
performance, neither can PHP, ASP, or even pure Java. Only C++ and C are 
quicker, people are even creating 3D games in C#.


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