Microsoft .NET Framework Reviews

I work on the C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server, and others. I am also developing some scripts for my RPA solutions when needed. 

Microsoft .NET Framework has introduced many new features, making the technology very vast. In particular, they have a very good Visual Studio environment to do development.

The solution is not limited in storage, is customizable and simple to use.

I would like to see a better response time from the technical support.

This is a stable solution.

Microsoft .NET is scalable.

My experience with Microsoft technical support is that they can be difficult to reach. The support depends on the contract between the client and the company. 

Positive

Microsoft .NET has both open source and licensing options. Microsoft Framework and Visual Studio are licensed however, they have introduced .NET Core which is open source. In .NET Core, you will find Angular which is open source.

I would rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of 10 overall.

I am building a web application and using this solution.

The platform was chosen to be used and I did not choose it, so I can't speak to what is the best feature.

There may be some topics regarding connectivity and management of certificates that require attention. We are currently facing some issues.

I have been using the solution for about two years.

As we are scaling quite nicely on Azure.

I have not contacted customer service recently.

Neutral

The initial setup is complex. Once you know and have some help, it is manageable.

The company is not paying anything for the license. I am not familiar with this area. For us, it's free.

Java and Sprint are alternatives we considered.

Our solution should work for roughly 50,000 users every day. We are still collaborating, and it's okay. 

The overall product rating is eight out of ten.

I use the product only for automation.

Our usage was limited. Microsoft .NET Framework is a good investment.

The solution is technical. A new user cannot use it. The solution is difficult to learn if someone is learning it for the first time. It is difficult for non-technical people.

The tool was stable.

Around 20 to 25 developers used the tool in our organization.

The solution was deployed by the vendor.

Only developers can use the tool. We have used Microsoft .NET Framework for web-based applications. If someone is planning to use the tool for the first time, they must learn the basics of .NET. They must go through some manual or training. The solution is easy to use if the user is a developer or some technical person. It’s a good application. Overall, I rate the product a six to seven out of ten.

I use this framework to create backend services or work with data lakes.

The .NET Framework is easier to use because it provides a lot of libraries. I find it very useful. The difference, for example, with the .NET Core framework from Microsoft is that it's an open-source library and runs on multiple platforms.

There is room for improvement in the setup process and the support. 

In this technology, I have four years of experience. In my current organization, I create an API solution using the Microsoft .NET Framework for my microservices. I use .NET Framework 4.7 and 3.0. Both versions can serve as the core.

It's stable.

I create API solutions and web apps. Microsoft .NET Framework can be scaled. I have a solution that is designed for implementing transactions.

The initial setup is a bit complex. I would rate my experience with the initial setup a seven out of ten, with ten being the most complex.

Overall, I would rate the solution a five out of ten. 

We utilize the Microsoft .NET Framework to develop software applications, including those that are dot net based. Our work involves a wide range of tasks, such as content management systems (CMS), website creation, database management, and data analysis. Whether it's related to content organization, database reporting, or intranet and internet solutions, we cover it all. Our toolkit includes Microsoft SQL and SQL cluster servers, enabling us to leverage a comprehensive set of tools and technologies.

We have this solution deployed on public and private clouds.

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.

The most valuable feature of Microsoft .NET Framework is debugging.

If AI could be incorporated in Microsoft .NET Framework it would be helpful.

In the majority of networks and development companies, individuals are not solely limited to using the Microsoft .NET Framework. Microsoft has made significant strides in integrating various technologies, enabling seamless data flow. This integration is prominently seen in visual studio, where Microsoft emphasizes streamlining the development process. While not entirely platform-agnostic, visual studio exhibits a high degree of compatibility with different platforms, allowing for greater flexibility in development.

I have been using Microsoft .NET Framework for approximately 20 years.

When utilizing Azure for hosting, the stability can be unreliable and inconsistent. It becomes a hit-or-miss situation. As a result, we prefer to host everything in our private cloud rather than relying on Microsoft's cloud services, as the stability is not optimal in the latter case.

We have never had an issue with the scalability of the solution.

 I rate the scalability of Microsoft .NET Framework a ten out of ten.

The support provided by the Microsoft .NET Framework can be considered satisfactory to commendable. We have submitted numerous bug reports for Azure, and in some instances, their response indicated a lack of prior knowledge about the issues being already live.

Starting from scratch can be a complex endeavor, but once you have prior experience, it becomes more predictable.

I have seen a return on investment using Microsoft .NET Framework.

Considering the bigger picture, opting for the Microsoft ecosystem can be beneficial and it is priced well. When relying on entirely open-source solutions, you may encounter challenges associated with dealing with multiple vendors and potentially compromised security measures. However, it is important to note that Microsoft could enhance its performance when it comes to addressing critical security concerns.

When conducting high-level bug analysis and providing feedback, the process often involves navigating through a complex maze of procedures. Opening a ticket may require going through various steps, making it challenging to reach someone directly involved in software debugging or problem resolution. The help desk system at Microsoft may exhibit elements of hierarchy and bureaucracy, which can add to the difficulty of accessing the appropriate support channels for addressing software issues.

I rate Microsoft .NET Framework an eight out of ten.

You are able to develop applications using Microsoft .NET Framework. It is a development framework.

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

Framework provide almost all the technology stacks requires for custom development, only issue is if not used properly, it will create undesirable results.

MVC framework could be better if provide little bit more restrictive framework. Instead of allowing developers to adapt anything they want.

I have been using Microsoft .NET Framework for approximately 15 years.

The solution is stable because Mircosoft releases updates frequently.

The solution is scalable.

We have approximately 13 users using this solution.

When we have contacted Microsoft Support they ask too many questions and requiring too many details. They sometimes do not assign the right person that has the knowledge to deal with the support ticket.

The installation is straightforward. The time for the deployment depends on the environment, but it typically takes approximately 45 minutes.

I did the implementation myself. However, I would recommend using a team of experts for the deployment and maintenance of the solution.

The solution is free but you need to pay for a license for the hosting service.

Java server pages, j2ee. 

I would recommend this solution to others. However, they need to understand the capability of the Framework, and they should align their solution according to the Framework to prevent any showstopper or bottlenecks in their development process.

I rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of ten.

We use Microsoft .NET Framework for testing and development for RPE.

The most valuable thing about Microsoft .NET Framework is that it is an enterprise-grade language and platform.

Microsoft .NET Framework has a steep learning curve, which could be improved.

I have been using Microsoft .NET Framework for five years.

Microsoft .NET Framework is a stable solution.

I rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of ten for stability.

Microsoft .NET Framework is a scalable solution. In my previous job, around 20 to 50 users used Microsoft .NET Framework.

I rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of ten for scalability.

The solution’s initial setup is easy.

The solution takes only a few minutes or hours to deploy.

Just one person is required for the solution's deployment.

Microsoft .NET Framework is a free, open source solution.

We don't maintain the solution because it's a framework that does not need to be maintained.

I recommend users use the solution's online documentation because it's open and free.

Overall, I rate Microsoft .NET Framework a nine out of ten.

We design solutions for different applications and we use .NET core for the solutions' web portals. We primarily use .NET core for the back end of our services.

In my opinion, the best thing about Microsoft .NET is the fully featured framework. It provides most of the things which a normal developer requires of any application out of the box. There's also a great Microsoft community and support with the frame. Another important thing is that the latest versions are platinum diagnostic, which is quite valuable.

In my opinion, this solution can be improved by providing out-of-the-box support for different types of libraries.

I have been using this solution for about 10 to 15 years now.

My impression is that this solution is stable.

My impression is that this solution is scalable.

We have contacted their technical support many times. I would rate them a 10, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.

My impression is that this solution is not complex to set up. Installing .NET usually takes only a few minutes. If you go for full-fledged and more components, it may take longer.

If you want to go for development, there is an open-source ID call at video studio code. If you want to go for enterprise development, then there is a video studio professional or enterprise, which is a little costly for an individual. I think individual developers can do this work free of coupons. They don't need to pay anything to Microsoft for that.

I am working as a consultant for this solution for various companies.

I would recommend this solution to other people.

I would rate this solution as a whole a 10, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.