- They'll be database driven in some way
- Most will require a secure login system
- I'll want a nice Ajax front end
However, after pondering my above list I realised that all of my sites needed to be dynamic. They would all need to be database driven but I could cope without Ajax to start with. So this has changed things a bit. As much as I've like to play with the cool features of Ajax, I am more concerned with getting something functional up and running quickly so I had to find out a little about database driven websites.
After a little digging there seemed to be two popular paths that stood out - the Php / MySql one, and the ASP.NET / Sql Server one. They seemed to be biased towards *nix / Windows respectively though in the case of Php / MySql they can also be run on Windows servers. I don't know any of those technologies though I am a C# developer by day so I'm pretty sure that ASP.NET is going to be easier for me to pick up than Php. For that reason alone I went for that route.
I've now bought the Wrox book Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 with C#
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