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I would like to get perspectives on:

(1) What platform is best suited for creating multi-dynamic websites specifically like www.download.com. Php, Asp or other?

(2) I'm I better off going with on of those choices and shopping around for the neccesary modules for advanced functionalities or should I be thinking of hiring a web developer to build something like www.download.com

(3) How much bandwidth would you say, heavy-traffic sites like that require?

These questions are very integral to a huge project in the works and your feedback will be greatly appreciated. Tks!

Ken
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I would like to get perspectives on:

(1) What platform is best suited for creating multi-dynamic websites specifically like www.download.com. Php, Asp or other?

(2) I'm I better off going with on of those choices and shopping around for the neccesary modules for advanced functionalities or should I be thinking of hiring a web developer to build something like www.download.com

(3) How much bandwidth would you say, heavy-traffic sites like that require?

These questions are very integral to a huge project in the works and your feedback will be greatly appreciated. Tks!

Ken
(1) JSP/J2EE (JAVA)
(2) hiring a web developer is the best but the expensive Choice.
(3) can't give you estimated answer

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i think php could do this of course its really up to you as every person has their own favorite language to code in

lets just put it this way:

if your running on a linux server php,mysql, perl,,c++ is your way to go

if your running windows, asp,asp.net access is what you want

some other server it might not really matter

i just said that above statement as if your on linux php and mysql will run best as its created for linux it will work on php but not as good and the same goes for asp on linux

so its whaever you like to code in and what you like the most

2)that depends on how well you think your coding skills are if you dont have any that either try to learn one or see what language the web dev wants to use

3)depends on how much goes on there and what files, its hard to say but i will tell you its a big number my friend maybe 10 or 20 gigs give or take.

your adding the traffic, the downloads and downlaods will suck ALOT of bandwidth depending on how big it is
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I'd like to know why did you think that "Site Suggestions and Feedback" was the correct place for this topic?

Topic moved to the appropriate forum.
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