ASP.NET is a framework for developing web projects that were created by Microsoft but later moved to the category of open source projects.

ASP.NET development is usually carried out using the C # language, which makes it possible to use the full power of the .NET Framework, including asynchrony, multithreading, schedulers, etc., as well as to use a huge number of ready-made libraries and solutions from public repositories e.g. Nuget, etc.

The ASP.NET framework generates clean code and conforms to markup standards, resulting in a compact and responsive website page.

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The main differences and advantages of the framework are the ability to quickly develop complex projects, the absence of any restrictions in the choice of a DBMS, the construction of any business logic of the site, routing rules, etc. Architecturally, the framework provides for the division of responsibility between different parts of the project – front-end, back-end, database, which allows you to effectively use team development and get a project with high-quality code at the output, which is easy to maintain and develop later.

For hosting sites on ASP.NET, you should use hosting based on Windows or Microsoft Azure cloud.

ASP.NET MVC is not limited to choosing a DBMS for a site – it works with any version of MSSQL, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, etc. The powerful C # backend language and the unlimited possibilities of the .NET Framework allow you to build internal non-standard logic of any complexity. The Razor HTML markup language allows you to build and flexibly fill pages with any set of data and control forms, maintaining the ideology of minimalism and flexible customization. The C # language is a compiled language, which gives a noticeable boost in site performance.

The framework has a built-in WebAPI interface, which is used to develop flexible RESTfull APIs, on the basis of which distributed applications are built and the integration of external applications with the site.