Scripting Language Comparison Chart
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PHP |
Phython |
Perl |
ASP |
Ruby |
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| Details | A server-side scripting language that can also be executed from a command line interface or standalone program. | A high-level interpreted programming language that supports object-orientated, interactive features for a web page. | A high level interpreted programming language used to create dynamic web pages. | A server-side scripting language created by Microsoft used to generate dynamic web pages. | A dynamic, reflective programming language inspired by Perl. |
| Advantages | • Open source • Speed • Multi-platform • Ease of use |
• Open source • Very compatible • Easy to use |
• Very compatible • Great for string processing • Extensive support |
• More advanced features • Quick response • Ease of use |
• Highly advanced • Very fast response |
| Disadvantages | • Poor error handling • Less secure than other languages |
• Performance issues • Limited documentation |
• Less secure on Windows • Requires installation • More complex to learn |
• More expensive than other languages • Less compatible |
• Less support • More complex to learn and program • Less control |
| This type of scripting language is right for you if… | …you want to implement ecommerce tools, such as a shopping cart, into your website | …your site requires high-level user interaction | …if your site requires multi-media content | …if your site requires high levels of interaction with users | …you need to create dynamic site features and functionality with professional appeal |
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