Blog Title ASP.NET MVC Getting Started

Blog Title ASP.NET MVC Getting Started

By Amit Feb 08, 2019

ASP.NET MVC

Development Learning

Blog Title ASP.NET MVC Getting Started

How to Choose the Right Technology Stack for Your Project (and Why Angular + .NET Might Be the Winning Combo)

Choosing the right technology stack can define the success of a project, impacting scalability, time-to-market, and long-term sustainability. While many options exist, Angular and .NET together form a powerful enterprise-ready combination backed by Google and Microsoft. Angular’s structured, TypeScript-based framework ensures maintainability and scalability, while .NET delivers security, performance, and seamless cloud integration. Together, they provide strong typing, modularity, and enterprise

Angular , ASP.NET MVC

19 Sep 2025

Modernize or Rebuild? The Right Way to Handle Your Legacy System in 2025

Legacy systems may keep business processes running, but they drain budgets, slow innovation, and create security risks. Organizations must decide whether to **modernize**—refactoring, replatforming, or wrapping existing systems for quicker, lower-risk improvements—or **rebuild** entirely for long-term scalability and modern capabilities. In many cases, a **hybrid approach** combining both strategies delivers the best balance of cost, risk, and speed. The right choice depends on system health, te

Technical

17 Sep 2025

Angular vs React: 7 Reasons Why Angular Might Be the Better Choice for Your Next Project in 2025

Angular and React both have their strengths, but they serve different needs. React excels at flexibility and rapid development for smaller projects, while Angular provides a full-fledged, opinionated framework with TypeScript, two-way data binding, a powerful CLI, and enterprise-level support. For large teams, complex applications, and long-term scalability, Angular often proves the smarter choice in 2025.

Angular
Development

17 Sep 2025

AgGrid vs Angular Material Table: 7 Key Differences That Matter for Your Next Angular Project

AgGrid and Angular Material Table both serve Angular developers, but they target different needs. Angular Material Table is lightweight and suitable for small apps with simple tables, while AgGrid is built for enterprise-level projects requiring high performance, large dataset handling, advanced features, and long-term scalability. For serious, data-intensive applications, AgGrid is the clear winner.

Angular , Technical
Development , Learning , Code

09 Sep 2025

.NET 5 merges Core and .NET Framework into one solution

Microsoft has been making big changes to .NET this year. In May, the company announced that it would be merging all of its .NET products, like .NET Core and .NET Framework, into a single .NET.

ASP.NET MVC

25 Nov 2019

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