ASP.NET

Data caching

Web site configuration

Database Integration

Hosting

flexibility with modern frameworks

Customizable library and vast functionality

Easily connect with database

We can generate reports out of it.

Performance could be better

Some time felt slowness while heavy work processing

It has a great documentation so new or experienced, you appreciate quick access to quality information

It’s very fast, uses less memory than initially expected that has decreased our costs after moving from python

It speaks the language of the design patterns really well, so our backend apps are written fast together and connect to frontend systems flawlessly

I wish there was more declarative programming like in Java Spring

Would appreciate more community based tools rather than Microsoft only as any organizational changes may cause future risks

I would like to see more native code inside of Docker containers for ultimate speed and minimal memory usage

dependency injection

reliability

speed

complexity of development

runtime updates while developing

heavyweight even for small apps

It is free of use.

Cross platform support.

Big community for your questions.

The applications needs updating.

High level of knowledge.

The tools for running needs too much resources.

Pattern design.

Site delivery to cloud.

Visual studio integration.

Ease of learning.

Git integration.

IIS configuration.

Auto formatting improvements.

Database integration for queries and inserts.

Excellent for script language for HTML.

Razor pages in Visual Studio 2022/.NET is the positive next step of web development.

Cases of study to show the excellent performance of ASP.NET combined with Razor.

Better integration with Amazon RDS database.

Easier method to parse the JSON results from webservice's.

Easily build user interfaces for web applications.

User management through user sessions.

Integrates easily to third party .NET components.

It could be more visually appealing.

For certain things you shouldn't depend on third party applications.

Net is built over a very solid framework, that for sure developers can depend on, and through the years it evolved very well to serve the market and developers need, with the different versions and design patterns it has you will always be able to do all the stuff needed with minimum efforts

One of the most strengths ASP.NET has is that it is a Microsoft product, and like all other products of Microsoft you will always get the best support and find latest updates easy

The JavaScript intellisense, and formatting especially when using inline server side code

The cascading style sheet intellisense

Selfcare portal with login/object management/configuration parameters.

Administration portal with custom integration.

Winforms application migrated to web application.

Visual Studio IDE a little bit outdated in comparison of latest technologies.

Cloud integration not Microsoft related.

Build web applications with ease.

Get up and running in minutes.

Make it easier to vote on features that we want to see implemented.

It's easy to install and configure, and it supports dependency injection.

Code configuration is simple, and performance measures are excellent.

It is cross-platform, expandable, and customizable.

Making web forms obsolete was a mistake; instead, creating modern web forms that use the drag and drop UI is something we have come to expect from ASP.NET.

It takes a long time for the NET collection to start up when running under IIS for some reason.

Allows for rapid application development

A very solid and well-defined foundation and programming model

Fairly performant

Templating with razor is excellent

MVC was a huge step forward in its day

WebForms is absolutely awful (in my opinion it is an abomination), it tries to hide the nature of the web from the programmer to make things easier, but it actually makes it much much worse and much more complicated than if it hadn't hidden it.

In my experience it can get unnecessarily complicated quickly - as you move towards the boundaries of what ASP.NET can do, as you will on any fairly complicated project, you realise you suddenly have to hook in to undocumented or obtusely documented functionality, and you will need to put in little bits of code you found on stack trace but you aren't sure why - because Microsoft tried to hide something from the programmer but you end up having to customise it anyway. This builds and builds.

NET can be really really slow when running under IIS, for some reason the app pool is constantly shutdown due to idle, but when the next person hits a page - it takes, in computational terms, so long for the pool to start up - causing embarrassing delays.

It is somewhat boring now and doesn't really stand up to modern simple alternatives, like Express on NodeJS.

Inbuilt both Web UI and Web Aps.

Its having very rich libraries to build different applications like MVC core, API, VB.net.

Build in to use different platform and opensource like Windows, MAC and Linux

It provides cloud ready environment.

Application takes time to load project that should get improved.

Built in support for dependency injection

Easy to configure startup files

High benchmarks in speed

Cross platform support

Plethora of tools built into the framework

Razor needs improvement to match Angular

Unit test automation

Huge flexibility, there's very little you can't achieve.

Plenty of community and online support

The cost of Windows licensing makes the technology prohibitive for some projects.

Community versions of Visual Studio for ASP.NET and MSSQL Server Express as database are free. However, the fees of the advanced database systems required for comprehensive projects are quite high (MSSQL Server Standard, Enterprise etc.).

NET is a framework (framework) where .NET language is used to develop web applications. It uses C # language and requires advanced coding knowledge to learn.

For hosting of Code generated by ASP. Net can be hosted on IIS only.

Net is just like plug and play, we have to focus on a logic of code rest part can be handled by ASP. Net framework.

It's a best for only web development.

One downside with ASP.NET is its reliance on the .NET framework.

Quick to set up and configure

Easy to configure in code

Expandable and customizable

Fragmented version history makes it hard to know where to start

Full stack web development

framework

Develop Web API

Front end development

Pricing

limited to windows and IIS

Build great backend APIs

Connect to other systems

Works great with other Microsoft technologies

Development of ASP.NET goes so quickly that it sometimes is hard to keep up

Documentation could have some more real world examples

Cross platform support was not so good but is getting much better

Net is the easiest tool for developing web application.

Validators , web configurations ,security simplified by making it as declarative.

Huge improvement is possible with the roundtrips. The way React framework works.

Payload needs to be optimized. It should be light weight.

I am not happy with services at all.

Help desk consultants are not experienced solution providers, I have experienced that they even are not competent to solve very basic issues which is very evident in my help desk query list.

It integrates well with the Windows platform, and with .net core, it has become more open and supported by many other platforms.

We use the micro-service architecture for all our new projects. it's fast, can be deployed easily and it's more secure.

Easy to learn, and there is plenty of help online.

Some of the cons are outdated now with the latest core versions.

It can be a bit heavy.

NET is very good at "write once, use often."

Performance is excellent.

Security is rock solid.

Support is always there from MS.

Older versions of ASP.NET have issues needing to be upgraded.

There are version conflicts in older versions.

Third party integration can sometimes take extra work.

NET is built into Windows server environment and so it requires less setup and configuration than other web development platforms.

NET is easy to update and maintain, making it low cost and highly efficient.

Since ASP.NET is very popular among developers, it makes online resources and skilled developers easy to find.

When an ASP.NET application is initially compiled, it takes a little bit of time.

It takes some time to understand to ASP.NET application is divided into different application parts.

It might be difficult to convert older applications into ASP.net framework.