ASP.NET is a widely used tool when working with C#, so it's been my primary choice. I haven't recently used any other tools.

I don't recall any technology that can be a complete comparison for ASP.NET.

The main reason we chose ASP.NET is because of our historical shift to Microsoft products in the late '90s. We found more stability with Microsoft compared to other platforms like Borland. Microsoft's reliability and long-term presence in the industry were important factors for our decision, as we wanted to ensure continuity and avoid potential dead ends with smaller companies.

I have experience with desktop technical solutions, web applications, and Windows applications using VPN.

Yes, we moved from legacy ASP to ASP.Net because of technological advancements

Prior to this, I worked with other scripting languages. Having this experience goes a long way toward really understanding the project, regardless of industry.

I worked on Java and PHP, and switched because of the features mentioned above.

I have not worked with similar frameworks from other vendors.