Asp.net - Reasons to adopt this platform for application

development

Asp.Net is available since 2002 and its latest version was released previous year. You may find few .net

developers who criticize this platform; however you should consider the review of those developers

who have spent their time on it while developing applications. Asp.Net is a server-based framework that

is used for web development. Programmers use this platform to create intuitive web pages, services and

applications with user-friendly approach.

There are certain reasons to adopt this Asp.net platform for application development:

It seems easy, but it is not! Asp.net web app development requires special expertise and

experienced programmers. There are few developers who find this platform a problematic one,

but if you have hired any experienced developer who had already built some of the apps for you

using this platform, then you must be aware of the features of this framework. And this is the

reason why you should spend even extra pounds to get dynamic experience with website or

application.

If you don’t want to make use of IIS for web APIs hosting, then this framework is ideal choice to

make. Asp.net offers self-hosting option.

Ignore the comments that Asp.net is a headache or it can’t beat other languages. Each language

possesses unique features and functionality. Asp.net technology facilitates the developers to

design HTTP pages, for both mobile and desktop browsers.

You can avail the extended support of essential filters. Also, you are eligible to author your own

filters and plug them to API.

It’s a Microsoft product that is updated on regular intervals, which helps you in updating your

application or website without changing the platform.

Its latest version has enabled support for XML, JSON, and Form URL-encoded formats.

Moreover, programmers can present their own formats and this point is notable.

The latest version introduces strong HTTP object model. This model allows direct access and you

can handle HTTP responses and requests inside your API.

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