What is better for a beginner: doing first 100 problems on SPOJ according to number of users or doing first 100 problems on codeforces according to difficulty?
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Why do people even ask such questions? Neither of them will make you good if you have such a mentality. Why not think about solving first 100 on SPOJ and first 100 on CF? Then, from there on, wherever you like it more, proceed.
What is better for a beginner
Neither first 100 by number of user on SPOJ nor first 100 by difficulty on CF. What matters is that you solve problems. Instead of thinking where to solve problems, think about what to solve, what concepts you want to learn and where you want to focus, so long as you actually solve problems.