ASP.NET
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Asp.net net is a web development framework created by Microsoft for fast development of website, it comes in various flavor, like asp.net web form, asp.net web page, asp.net MVC, asp.net razor, and the latest asp.net core .
Since the initial development in the 1990s, it has improve so greatly that even the greatest problem in web development can be easily achieved with it. With .net framework and CLR the server language used are cSharp VB, F#, and other CLR language can be integrated in it. This framework is supported by the world biggest software company, which provide updates to it technology.
Since the initial development in the 1990s, it has improve so greatly that even the greatest problem in web development can be easily achieved with it. With .net framework and CLR the server language used are cSharp VB, F#, and other CLR language can be integrated in it. This framework is supported by the world biggest software company, which provide updates to it technology.
I used asp.net to build web apps dynamically and a secured authentication system , and test what it now platform independent
Asp.net by Donprecious jarry May 22, 2018
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