.NET works on object-oriented programming which eliminates unnecessary codes and involves less coding and development time. It has features (such as side-by-side versioning and no-impact applications) that makes deployment easier post-development, meaning reduced conflicts and minimised performance problems.
It was released in 2002, and since then it has been used to develop thousands of applications. Being a Microsoft product gives it the advantages of being very stable and reliable. .NET also offers enhanced application security, through safeguard features such as role-based and code access security.
.NET allows our developers to create applications across desktop, browser, mobile browser, or separate applications, and as a language-independent framework, can be developed with different coding languages.
With its capability to process all types of XML documents and write any format of file, .NET is perfect for integrating new and legacy systems.