ASP.NET within the .NET Framework improved our development process.

With the old ASP.NET, if you were using web pages, you had the traditional page lifecycle. The introduction of MVC changed things – they're two different lifecycle methodologies. 

MVC is lighter, faster, and easier to implement, while the old way goes through its own page lifecycle before rendering, which is a bit slower, in my opinion. 

Now, with .NET Core, you get out-of-the-box stylesheets like Bootstrap and more of a boilerplate setup. It's much easier – before, you had to build everything yourself. Now, with the .NET CLI (Command Line Interface), development has become even simpler.

We are actively involved in software development and one of the companies we are affiliated with is Ingeniux.com. It is a mid-market content management software provider based in the United States. Our focus lies in content management, where we enhance the platform with numerous application extensions and plugins. Our target user base primarily consists of mid-cap corporations and universities. Ingeniux.com serves as a well-managed alternative to WordPress, offering superior functionality. While we also have experience working with WordPress, our primary development framework for Ingeniux.com is Microsoft .NET Framework.

We have different layers of security, one on the application side and another on the network side. Over time, security has continuously improved and has remained a sensitive issue. Microsoft Framework has solutions the security department recommends, enabling us to incorporate them into our solutions.

The project that I worked on was a legacy application. It was pretty easy to use once we learned about the stack and understood the MDC architecture well. The product incorporates ML features and is continuously improving its features. The learning scale is good. We need a scalable website if we want dynamic web content for more than 5000 users.

.NET Framework saves us cost and time, provides quality and accuracy, and improves our security.

The .NET Framework streamlined the integration of our enterprise-level applications by leveraging .NET service-oriented architecture. This approach simplified development as we could modularize our system into microservices, enabling us to assist each component seamlessly within the .NET environment, tailored to the specific scenario at hand.

The .NET Framework's interoperability with other applications and its language independence has proven invaluable for our development projects. In my latest project, I developed a portal application capable of simulating various applications tailored to different user roles within the company. Using the .NET framework, I created a secure domain model to manage user authentication and bill distribution across these applications. I particularly appreciated the .NET Bot framework for its ability to quickly translate existing class models into code, facilitating rapid development and seamless integration with our database.

The support for multiple programming languages in .NET has influenced our choice of languages for various tasks. As a team, we possess a solid understanding of .NET, making it easy to leverage its capabilities. While clients may not always have insight into the technical aspects of our work, the versatility of .NET enhances our productivity. This allows us to deliver results to clients more efficiently and encourages their active participation in the development process.

The security model of the .NET Framework significantly contributes to the overall security of our .NET applications. This is largely facilitated by our proficient IT team, who meticulously plan and manage the infrastructure. As our .NET applications are primarily utilized within our company's intranet, security measures are inherently more manageable.

It has improved our efficiency in the time it takes to program a solution.

Using Microsoft.NET Framework we developed many Line of Business Applications, which empowers digital transformation and optimized business processes.

It enables us to do rapid development. We can develop solutions very quickly.

Coming out of C++, the .NET Framework simplified operations dealing with the allocation and deallocation of memory spaces and the additional processing resources. Adding this feature to the .NET Framework has freed countless hours of leak management. 

Within each specific .NET product of ours, we currently have a robust portfolio with around a dozen products actively running for our customers. Based on the user databases, it's evident that each product is implemented using .NET. In fact, one of our products boasts slightly over one thousand users. This underscores the prevalent use of .NET across our product range.

We use Microsoft .NET Framework to develop various products, including an ERP system.

Using this framework has enabled us to create services out of things things that we used to do manually. Not only has it made our lives easier, but it has increased productivity as well.

We have been using this solution for development for a long time and it has proven to be helpful.

The product is evolving, based on the day-to-day needs of our customers and we are making sure to include maximum functionality to support their businesses. The main focus is on "more configuration and less coding," by using industry standard tools.

With Microsoft technology ,IT was as simple as the game of building blocks.