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web technology blog|For stable, secure and big organization – which one of PHP, Java, ASP.net platform is best?
By admin | June 11, 2011
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Q&A–: For stable, secure and big organization – which one of PHP, Java, ASP.net platform is best?
We can have any type of server with any technologies listed above. This is for a big organization looking for marketing web presence with ecommerce + blog/forum technologies. Money is not an issue, development time is not an issue. Which of above is best and most preferred?
The following is the answer: (Hint: The correct answer provided by the users, does not guarantee the right.)
Answer by vincentgl
PHP is simplest, has many available and open frameworks for quickly assembling Web apps, etc. The problem for large scale deployment for large companies that handle more than a few concurrent customers is the scalability and general performance of a fully interpreted language like PHP. This rules PHP out for your case.
Java (JEE) and ASP.Net have the performance and scalability you need. Because ASP.Net is a Windows-only proposition, mainly, I would recommend Java (JEE). Your organization will have access to a much larger selection of technologies, frameworks, and libraries, many of which are open and free. As you need to grow and scale out for a hopefully growing customer base, Java JEE will allow you to grow your app. When you need distributed transactions, replicated HTTP Sessions to seamlessly hand off a client session when a server goes down, etc., JEE-based architectures will allow you to do such. You will have the flexibility to use a mix of Windows and Linux servers (or VMs), easily tie in or migrate from/to many database systems, incorporate various business intelligence solutions, etc.
What do you think? Answer below!
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Question–: could pictures or drawings of product idea be protected?
I have new drink idea, but not applicable for patent because it is more concept and design rather than new technology or discovery. I might be able to apply for design patent, but can I also put out pictures or drawings of this product on web site or my blog and get its rights just like other art or music rights? If other company come up with similar product, do I have any way to insisit my rights with those pictures or drawings?
The following is the answer: (Hint: The answer is not necessarily.)
What do you think? Answer below! Nova Spivack on the future of the web
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Refinement :
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Nova says information is going to get even more abundant because the nature of the web is changing. Until very recently, it was a sort of static thing, with information, say a newspaper, there for all to see, unchanged. Now, there’s a continual stream of information that changes all the time – even newspapers run video and sound and blogs so they’re anything but static.
And that changes the way we react to the web, as Nova Spivack explained. He’s what’s sometimes called a visionary on these things, starting his first internet company in 1994 and a string of them since.
Pictures thanks to FiRe
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you’ve built a blog, your primary focus should be in developing a solid readership. Now that you have your blog running, you’ve been adding quality content, and you’ve been engaging your readers, what do you do now? You need to spend more time promoting your blog. When you market your blog, you’re marketing yourself. You can’t hide behind a faceless company which makes marketing so much more collaborative and difficult at the same time. Think of these six methods as a way of reaching out to your audiences and saying, “This is who I am. Come on over and let’s chat.”
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June 11th, 2011 at 11:00 am
Yes, you have your idea patented.