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ASP.NET vs. PHP for building a dynamic website?

Asked by identityless in Web Languages/Standards

Tags: php, vs

I come from a C/C++ and Java (intermediate with knowledge of data structure) programing background. I have dwell in server-side scripting 3-4 years ago with PHP and mySQL - just the basic knowledge. Now, I'm trying to re-learn how to build a dynamic database-driven website again. Now, I see Microsoft has created ASP.NET to be used on the .Net framework (ok, I'm a little behind).

As I'm used to developing software applications on Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 with C#.NET or VC++, I'm leaning toward picking up on ASP.NET and MS-SQL to build web applications on the Visual Studio IDE for quick development. However, good ASP.NET host seem to be hard to find and MS-SQL seem come with a cost (is it open-source?).  

On the other hand, there's PHP and mySQL which I can learn to build web applications - but would I have do hardcore all the complex scripting and making webform all from scratch? Is web application development slowerusing PHP than ASP.NET using an IDE (Visual Studio)?

My plan is to build a database-driven site similar to monster.com (small-scale version) in about 3-4 months. These months include learning the webscripts/database, analysis/designing, and implementing/coding. I will be doing this by myself. I can stay up all night if I have to.

Can any one offer me suggestions? Thanks.
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