This document compares three Microsoft web development frameworks: ASP.NET, .NET Core, and Blazor, highlighting their unique features and ideal use cases. ASP.NET is best for enterprise-grade applications, .NET Core offers cross-platform compatibility and high performance for modern applications, while Blazor allows for interactive web UIs using C#. The conclusion encourages choosing the appropriate framework based on project requirements and offers assistance from Intellisource Technologies in making this decision.

1. Choosing the Right
Framework: ASP.NET
vs. .NET Core vs. Blazor
Choosing the right framework for your web development project is
crucial, especially with the rapidly evolving technology landscape.
ASP.NET, .NET Core, and Blazor are three popular frameworks within
Microsoft’s ecosystem, each suited to different use cases. This
presentation will guide you through the key features and use cases of
each framework to help you make the best decision for your project.
by Intellisource Technologies

2. ASP.NET: Enterprise-Grade Applications
Key Features
• Comprehensive Tooling
• Robust Security
• MVC Pattern
• Advanced Caching Mechanisms
When to Choose
• Enterprise-Grade Applications
• Applications Tightly Integrated with Microsoft
Ecosystem

3. .NET Core: Cross-Platform
Versatility
1 Cross-Platform
Compatibility
Develop applications that run
seamlessly across different
operating systems.
2 High Performance
Optimized for performance,
making it ideal for
microservices and cloud
applications.
3 Unified Development
A single framework for
building different types of
applications, from web and
mobile to IoT and
microservices.
4 Scalability
Designed to handle the
demands of modern,
distributed systems.

4. Blazor: Interactive Web UIs
with C#
C# Instead of JavaScript
Allows developers to write full-
stack web applications in C#.
Two Hosting Models
Blazor Server for server-side
execution and Blazor
WebAssembly for client-side
execution on the browser.
Reusable Components
Develop reusable UI parts to
gain an advantage in the
developmental steps.
Seamless .NET
Integration
Compatible with present .NET
frameworks and libraries.

5. Key Differences: ASP.NET vs. .NET Core vs. Blazor
Platform Support
ASP.NET is mainly designed in a Windows environment
while .NET Core supports multiple Windows environments.
Blazor runs in the browser as WebAssembly or within a
server environment according to the deployed hosting
model.
Use Cases
ASP.NET is designed for standard enterprise applications,
Core is suitable for modern, scalable applications, capable
of deployment in different platforms, while Blazor is the
best framework for creating interactive Web UI using C#.

6. Which Framework Should You
Choose?
ASP.NET
Large, enterprise-grade applications
that need extensive support and
advanced features.
.NET Core
High-performance, cross-platform
solution for cloud-based or
microservices applications.
Blazor
Modern, interactive web applications
using C# instead of JavaScript.

7. Conclusion: Choosing the
Right Fit
ASP.NET, .NET Core, and Blazor each offer unique features and benefits.
ASP.NET is a reliable platform for enterprise solutions, .NET Core is an
evolution with cross-platform support, and Blazor provides a new way to
implement interactive web components using C#. By understanding the
key differences and use cases, you can choose the framework that best
aligns with your project requirements and team expertise.

8. Next Steps: Partnering for
Success
Intellisourcetech can help you choose the right framework and build
your web application with expertise and efficiency. Contact us today to
discuss your project needs and explore how we can help you achieve
your goals.

9. Contact US
Ready to explore how our expertise can help you achieve your web
application goals?
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your project is built with precision and efficiency. Let's discuss your
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