Webpage Load Speed: ASP.NET vs. PHP
This is an incremental study for web developers seeking to choose frameworks based on performance metrics.
The paper tackled the problem of optimizing webpage load speed by comparing ASP.NET and PHP frameworks, concluding that ASP.NET was more beneficial with a 15% faster average load time.
As data transmission speeds over the Internet continue to increase, it is necessary to research and identify technologies that can take advantage of the increased speeds by enhancing the loading speed of webpages. One area of consideration is found in the type of framework that is utilized for a website. There are numerous frameworks that can be chosen from to be used to support a website, each with their distinctive advantages. There are many different opinions that have been tested on which framework should be used to fully realize the optimization of page load speed. This manuscript examines and implements testing methods for two popular frameworks, Active Server Pages .net and PHP, to make a final determination of which framework is most beneficial for webpage load speeds.