Item: ASP.NET
Rating: 9
Author: Rahul Kapoor

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

ASP.NET is being used throughout my organization for the development of both windows and desktop applications. Custom tools are being created by it to ease out our processes and client-side applications are also developed on it. Further, it could be connected to a backend like SQL Server and a Full-stack development can be easily done on it.

Pros and Cons

Full stack web development
framework
Develop Web API

Front end development
Pricing
limited to windows and IIS

Most Important Features

Web development
Web API
Integration with Microsoft tools like SQL Server, Azure

Return on Investment

Pricing
Higher revenue
More business in web development

Alternatives Considered

Other products could be used to do the same what ASP.NET achieves. For server code Nodejs could be used and for front-end Reactjs, Angular etc. could be used. What ASP.NET achieves is that you can do this combined thing in one framework. So learning is easy as compared to learning other separate technologies. Also after deployment managing of application also becomes quite easier.

Key Insights

Do you think ASP.NET delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with ASP.NET's feature set?

Yes

Did ASP.NET live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of ASP.NET go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy ASP.NET again?

Yes

Other Software Used

React, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Excel

Likelihood to Recommend

ASP.NET is well suited if you want to do full-stack web development or build some Web API. You can do pretty much everything and a lot of behind the scenes will be handled by ASP.NET itself. Like you can connect your application to a database, do front-end development in razor view pages, write business logic in a lot of languages including C-sharp, VB.NET, F-sharp etc. It also supports a lot of third-party packages to be installed into it.

One of the best framework for full stack web development

Overall Satisfaction with ASP.NET