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1) It depends on what you mean by features. Each language can create dynamic, database driven pages. &nbsp;(on a side note godaddy is ASP based)<br />
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2) ASP is the easiest, then JSP with PHP being most difficult (IMO).<br />
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What features are you looking for?
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1) It depends on what you mean by features. Each language can create dynamic, database driven pages.  (on a side note godaddy is ASP based)

2) ASP is the easiest, then JSP with PHP being most difficult (IMO).

What features are you looking for?

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Not sure; what features does each have that are unique?
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Not sure; what features does each have that are unique?

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Why would you consider ASP over ASP.NET? 
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I agree with Blue...he does make some solid points...and as I said, it is O/S dependant on what you want to do. If you need to go on a Unix box or with apache there are some tools you can buy to make asp and asp.net work on them...but if it is between jsp and php as blue said, php is easier (and I like better), but JSP is more pwerful.<br />
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Good Luck!<br />
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-Joe
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I agree with Blue...he does make some solid points...and as I said, it is O/S dependant on what you want to do. If you need to go on a Unix box or with apache there are some tools you can buy to make asp and asp.net work on them...but if it is between jsp and php as blue said, php is easier (and I like better), but JSP is more pwerful.

Good Luck!

-Joe

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I am creating a really complex webpage, one which will resemble godaddy.com, with its features. &nbsp;My answer will be answered with these two questions in mind:<br />
1) Of JSP, PHP, and ASP, which has the most features?<br />
2) Which is the easiest to learn?
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I am creating a really complex webpage, one which will resemble godaddy.com, with its features.  My answer will be answered with these two questions in mind:
1) Of JSP, PHP, and ASP, which has the most features?
2) Which is the easiest to learn?

Trying to choose between JSP, PHP, and ASP

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