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Travis Newbury
I am working with PHP and MySQL for a few pet projects just because I
get an easy/powerful server language and pretty powerful database for
free. But it got my curiosity up and I decided to search the main job
boards to see what the demand for PHP developers is.
I was a little surprised to find that there was better than 10 to 1
difference in PHP position vs ASP/ASP.net positions. Also the salary
for PHP positions was about (generally) 25% less than ASP positions.
Please note I am NOT asking or implying that one is better than the
other!! I am just wondering why you think there is such a difference in
the (US) job market?
ps. If your reply is some kind of flame of one or the other languages
save us all some time and don't bother replying.
get an easy/powerful server language and pretty powerful database for
free. But it got my curiosity up and I decided to search the main job
boards to see what the demand for PHP developers is.
I was a little surprised to find that there was better than 10 to 1
difference in PHP position vs ASP/ASP.net positions. Also the salary
for PHP positions was about (generally) 25% less than ASP positions.
Please note I am NOT asking or implying that one is better than the
other!! I am just wondering why you think there is such a difference in
the (US) job market?
ps. If your reply is some kind of flame of one or the other languages
save us all some time and don't bother replying.