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Technology

Posted on Saturday, July 25th, 2009
Posted by SEO Expert at 5:56 PM

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We stay up to date with all the latest technological advancements. DTW runs seminars and workshops as well as encourages continued education to its staff. To name a few technologies we are experts and have different teams for are: PHP, ASP.NET, J2EE, Mobile Technologies.

Here is a simple comparison chart to understand the difference between the technologies better:

Area LAMP ASP.NET J2EE

Licensing cost

No licensing cost

Expensive licensing cost

No licensing cost

Support options and cost

Free support via community.
Paid support options available

Free support via community.
Paid support options available

Free support via community.
Paid support options available

Platform(s)

Multiple

Windows only

Multiple

Hardware
Costs

Runs on very inexpensive servers

Requires slightly more expensive servers

Requires expensive servers

Staffing

Somewhat difficult to find qualified people

Very easy to find qualified people

Reasonably easy to find qualified people

External Hosting

Widely available and inexpensive

Widely available, but more expensive

Not widely available

Security

Very good

Historically very bad, but improved recently

Good

Performance

Very good

Often requires more expensive hardware to perform well

Often requires substantial configuration and expensive hardware

Scalability

Scales very well

Can be difficult to scale

Scales well when configured properly

Administration

Difficult: Often requires reading documentation and editing text files

Easy: Often can be done through point and click interface

Moderate: Sometimes can be done visually

Configuration
ease of use

Can be difficult to configure properly

Easy to configure

Moderately difficult to configure

Configuration flexibility

Extremely flexible

Not very flexible

Moderately flexible

Framework(s)

Many available – often difficult to choose

One standardized framework

One standardized framework

Components

Widely available

Widely available

Widely available

Compatibility

Very good: New versions usually backwards-compatible

Moderate: New versions often break functionality

Bad: Many problems between old and new versions