Microsoft supported .NET hosting

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  I see nothing wrong with .NET. I used to use PHP and .NET but decided to switch to .NET. There are hosting companies that support PHP/mySQL on Windows hosting packages:

  www.register365.com/ - I use it but don't recommend it (control panel is a joke)
  www.blacknight.com - easy to use parallels hosting control panel

  What you could do is a hybrid solution - domain and subdomain setup - one is using .net on windows package, second is using linux/unix package (and vice versa)

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  • But why complicate a project over developer preference? Sounds like he's a contractor, so find another one.ETM
  • He's limiting his options and increasing costs over, what seems, an unnecessary decision,ETM

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