C# is a programming language that runs on the server side much more able to read and write files, has no ability to make changes on the client side, to read files in C# can use the library System.IO.File
Javascript is today has a term "variable" as its reality in programming because it was formerly used only as script that ran on the client side but today goes beyond that, can read files and create client-side files using new technologies like Html5, and there’s also its server version which is Node.js which is used as a programming language that basically does the same as C#
1. -Agora para seu caso eu ainda usaria C# por poder ler os arquivos
no servidor, e atravez de url
2. - Javascript - lado cliente ainda há umas limitações e
provavelmente você vai econtar algumas barreiras para fazer isso
3. - A não ser que você esta usando um servidor node.js e vá fazer a
leitura com a linguagem Javascript no servidor em fim
see which of the options will be more practical for its use.
There is still a possibility to make a dynamic page using c# to read the files and javascript to bring to the client side see how on ajax
Put the code you’ve tried to do. It helps you understand the problem you’re having.
– Pagotti
So.... I haven’t started to realize it yet, which is why I wanted guidance on whether to hold with javascript or C#. Once set that I would upload my codes.
– Rodrigo Hackz Exploitz
So I suggest to improve the text of the question because I can’t understand what is this orientation that you want.
– Pagotti
apparently, it doesn’t make sense to use javascript because it runs in the browser, and you "have 20 files" to analyze. You can use C# yes, and recommend adding the
HtmlAgilityPack
that helps a lot. Why, if it’s only those 20 files, why not use Notepad++ and search for what you need in those files ?!– Rovann Linhalis
The reason you don’t use Notepad++ is because users ( approx 10 ) are laymen. Type need something that virtually only selects the directory to be parsed and ready.
– Rodrigo Hackz Exploitz