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Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use ASP.net for all of our project-backed developments. It is our primary choice for applications or services. The framework integrates well with the Windows environment.

Pros and Cons

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Some of the cons are outdated now with the latest core versions.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

Return on Investment

Quick Setup, less time from dev to release.
Small learning curve and easy to find developers with experience.
San get expensive when the team is big.

Alternatives Considered

Angular Feature Flags, WordPress and Oracle Java SE

Familiarity, convenience, some of the core activities are built-in, good documentation.

Other Software Used

dbForge Event Profiler for SQL Server, Google Hangouts, Basecamp, Google Drive, Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio IDE, JIRA Software, Microsoft Project, WordPress, Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery-Professional, Trello

Likelihood to Recommend

It's the best for a target application to run on a Windows environment, especially in a large scale organization.

It is less suited for websites and small web applications, there are other alternatives.