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Gios2014-07-31 15:27:55
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Gios, 2014-07-31 15:27:55

Should I use ASP.NET MVC for a startup?

I have long been impressed by the C# programming language, I would like to try using ASP.NET MVC for my startup. But I see that few startups are rushing to use products from Microsoft, despite the full OpenSource, including the ASP.NET framework and compiler. ( habrahabr.ru/post/218187/) Is it worth using C#, or is it still worth looking at cross-platform solutions?

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Artem Voronov, 2014-07-31
@Gios

ASP.NET MVC can be hosted on *nix.
I think it’s worth using those tools with which you can achieve the desired result as quickly as possible, as little as possible being distracted by learning new languages ​​/ platforms. If it is convenient to develop in C #, then the choice of ASP.NET is obvious.

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Maxim Nikitin, 2014-08-04
@MaxSter

How many people, so many opinions. MVC seemed to me not so heavy. I calmly wrote a small project on it, which is already in production. If you like it - try it! I'm sure you'll like it :)

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Andrey Melentiev, 2014-08-01
@Sinersis

I support the previous speaker. ASP.NET is too heavy for things like StartUp. If you are going to write everything from scratch then I would suggest PHP. A huge community will not let you get bored, and it will be easier to find answers to various questions. Not to mention that the entry threshold is not too high. If the solution is to install a ready-made CMS (WordPress, Joomla, DLE, etc.), then use it.
A small digression, I wrote my first startup in PHP + MySql, since at that time I didn’t need to implement anything overly complicated.

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