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Shawn Denham
Python Development Techdegree Student 17,801 PointsBut on a serious note. Really it doesn't matter. It's all a product of what stack you or the company you work for is invested in. Are you a mostly Windows shop that is already developing C#? or already heavily invested in running IIS and Windows servers? It probably makes sense to just develop your site/web app/whatever in C#.
On the flip side if I'm a company that is mostly unix/Linux and all my employees are working on Macs or Ubuntu workstations I would be hard pressed to start developing my site/app/whatever on a Windows platform. No point investing that money when I have a completely free stack (PHP/MySQL) sitting right there.
And finally...what language do you like better? If I have been coding in ASP.Net/C#/MSSQL for the past 5 years I would be hard pressed to flip to PHP/MySQL and vice-versa.
Hope that make sense!
-Shawn
Shawn Denham
Python Development Techdegree Student 17,801 PointsWhen your boss pays you to code in C# :)
aimensasi
11,343 Pointsaimensasi
11,343 Pointsthanks for clarifying.