i have 3 years experience in php now i want to choose asp
and asp mvc is there any problem
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Chandradev PrasadPosted Nov 29, 2014, 10:50 AM
In php also there will be drag drop control concept so he will feel so much similarity with MVC. But in asp.net webform. He will feel everything new.
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Sorry there was typo mistake in above sentence. I had miss to write Not in above sentence.
>> PHP does not do anything with javascript; where do you get that idea from?
JavaScript is universal language. Which can be used in any web based technology. Even though you can also used Jquery in PHP.
http://www.script-tutorials.com/form-validation-with-javascript-and-php/
http://www.caveofprogramming.com/guest-articles/php/php-json-an-example-javascript-json-client-with-php-server/
Learning any things depend on person interest. Suppose if i like script language. It doesnot means everybody like Javscript. It is a personal interest.
Note : I had given the above suggestion because Asp.net MVC has huge demand. If somebody is learning asp.net Webform + MVC. Then he will be highly demanded in market.
Please check this video, why we should have to learn asp.net MVC ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGpBgDDDVlM
Wim SturkenboomPosted Nov 29, 2014, 9:11 AM
In PHP they used to do maximum task in scripting way syntax. They used to implement so much javascript and Jquery Libray.
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PHP does not do anything with javascript; where do you get that idea from?
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In php also there will be drag drop control concept so he will feel so much similarity with MVC. But in asp.net webform. He will feel everything new.
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I'm not sure how drag-and-drop fits in PHP. What do you drag-and-drop in PHP? The only thing you need to create a php webpage is an ordinary text-editor (in the windows world, you can use edit or notepad for it). I've coded all my PHP stuff in vi on the linux command line; no drag-and-drop what-so-ever.
I admit, I now drag controls onto the markup of a webform; you straight away see the code and can adjust to your needs. Not sure what MVC offers there.
Chandradev PrasadPosted Nov 29, 2014, 12:25 AM
In PHP they used to do maximum task in scripting way syntax. They used to implement so much javascript and Jquery Libray. If somebody has good knowledge on Javascript and Jquery then it will be really helpful to learn to Asp.net MVC. In MVC also there will be huge implementation of javascript framework like Jquery and Angular etc.
If you will create new project in asp.net mvc it is will give default in Model view controller architecture. So he has to learn little bit how model, View and Controller work.
In php also there will not be drag drop control concept so he will feel so much similarity with MVC. But in asp.net webform. He will feel everything new.
Please let me know your concern.
Wim SturkenboomPosted Nov 28, 2014, 11:53 PM
If you are coming from PHP background then you will feel more comfortable with asp.net mvc.
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Can you explain why? At this stage I absolutely don't agree
Maybe it's the way how I wrote PHP web pages, but to my knowledge PHP does not know about a tiered approach; you have to implement that yourself. PHP is just a language like C#.
Chandradev PrasadPosted Nov 28, 2014, 11:27 PM
If you are coming from PHP background then you will feel more comfortable with asp.net mvc. But you have to also learn C#,Sqlserver,Entity Framework.
Venkat KarasiPosted Nov 24, 2014, 11:11 AM
Wim SturkenboomPosted Nov 23, 2014, 12:50 PM
It might be easier to start with webforms instead of MVC. If you are like me, and like to work from scratch, webforms is definitely the better choice. But that's your call; switching from webforms to MVC might be a problem, I' have tried and not managed (yet).
What I battle with is all the pre-chewed solutions;