Frameworks are an essential part to start with application development. As the demand and supply of the app grow, backend development has become more crucial in the advent of advanced technology and data security issues. There are numerous frameworks supports by large developers all across the world, but only a handful of frameworks remain powerful and has the capabilities to deploy a scalable & sustainable application.
Although every backend framework comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. There are certain factors to consider before making the final decision. In this blog post, we will look into the popular backend frameworks according to the Stack Overflow developers survey 2020 to help you decide the best backend framework for your development.
ASP.NET is an open source, cross-platform framework widely used for building web applications and services with .NET and C#. It is an extension of .NET with tolls and libraries for specified for the needs of the web application. It uses the Model View Controller (MVC) and web page templating syntax, Razor to create dynamic web pages using C#. ASP.NET has a multi-factor authentication which includes libraries, external authentications, and template pages for handling logins. With a large ecosystem, the developers can code in C## which will be evaluated on the server and executes client-side code written in Javascript.
.NET Core is another open source and managed cross-platform computer software by Microsoft. Which is also one of the successors to the .NET framework. The .NET Core framework is popularly used to build different types of applications ranging from mobile, web, desktop, IoT, Machine Learning, Microservices, cloud, etc. The framework is written from scratch to make it fast, lightweight, and includes a modular architecture approach using NuGet packages. .NET Core is loved by developers for its performance, speed, reduced memory footprint which provides the applications with ease of maintenance.
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