NET vs Java for web application development in a startup company [closed]?

I'd recommend ASP. NET, but that's my area of expertise, so I'm going to be pretty biased... As far as your MVC3 question - yes, you can mix and match MVC with traditional asp. Net web forms.

You can create . Aspx pages do all the web forms stuff even though you're in a MVC project. MVC also has top-notch integration with the jQuery javascript library, even with documentation, so you get code-completion when writing jQuery in Visual Studio, which is pretty handy if you're going to be doing a lot of javascript development.

The two platforms are enough alike that it usually is something else that decides what to do. I would recommend that you have a look at this question: programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/... This question also has an answer from me, listing some of my concerns.

As a . NET developer I would recommend you to... stay with PHP. Do you want to rewrite the whole application only because of lack of enough skilled PHP programmers?

Really? There are less radical options: learn your developers, hire developers from other locations, etc.

Valid point. But we cant use PHP because of some other reasons also. Thats why I kept it out of the comparison.

Regarding rewriting, its just a minor goal, what we want is to establish a strong expertise in one of the technology to ease in development in further projects – codeRain Jul 8 at 7:26.

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