What's a good platform for building an average e-commerce site i.e. what lang./DBMS do you recommend and why?

I have an idea for an e-commerce site, I don’t yet know how great the demand will be. I have good experience in ASP + SQL Server 2000, but wouldn’t mind trying out a newer, possibly more efficient scripting language such as PHP or Ruby. What would you recommend and for what reasons?

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2 Responses to “What's a good platform for building an average e-commerce site i.e. what lang./DBMS do you recommend and why?”

  • Deobrat says:

    If I had to do that, I would stick with Microsoft platform but go a little further in technology
    I would choose ASP.NET with C# as my programming language and SQL Server 2005 (even 2000 will do if its a small website).

    Reasons are pretty simple. With asp.net 2.0, its very very easy to create scalable and secure web applications.

  • askjdfhlkajshdfasdf says:

    PHP and MySQL. You won’t be tied to visual studio, it’s platform-independent, and both are free. I work in a .Net environment, and even being a Mac guy I like some things about it. But really, it’s best to be tied to something that can’t get away from you. Not to mention that it’s open source and a very efficient language (PHP).

    Ruby is very up-and-coming, but if you already know how to program, I don’t see the benefit. I’ve heard that Ruby is slower than other translated languages like PHP, although I’ve never employed it myself.

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