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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
The async/await programming model introduced in .NET 4.5 is a game-changer for asynchronous programming . It significantly simplifies writing asynchro
Akshit K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Reliable .NET 4.5 Middleware for Responsive Cloud ML Orchestration"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
I've used NET 4.5 as an intermediary or orchestration layer for my ML projects. Since most of the AI/ML projects reside in cloud, NET 4.5 acts as mi
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
The async/await programming model introduced in .NET 4.5 is a game-changer for asynchronous programming . It significantly simplifies writing asynchro
Vanshul C.
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
4.5/5
"Async Code Made Easy, with Better Performance and Garbage Collection"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
Best use case : Async code. Earlier it was very difficult to wite async and wait calls. There are various improvements in garbage collection too makin
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
The async/await programming model introduced in .NET 4.5 is a game-changer for asynchronous programming . It significantly simplifies writing asynchro
Akshit K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Reliable .NET 4.5 Middleware for Responsive Cloud ML Orchestration"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
I've used NET 4.5 as an intermediary or orchestration layer for my ML projects. Since most of the AI/ML projects reside in cloud, NET 4.5 acts as mi
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
The async/await programming model introduced in .NET 4.5 is a game-changer for asynchronous programming . It significantly simplifies writing asynchro
Vasanth K K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Powerful, Feature-Rich Platform"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
Huge class library and a strong NuGet ecosystem. Strong typing and compile-time checks mean fewer runtime bugs. Excellent performance with Core/5+ and
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Melissa G.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
5.0/5
"Excellent Performance, Stable and Easy Coding with Strong Microsoft Support"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
Excellent performance, the ease of coding/debugging, stability, strong Microsoft support/direction
Ravi p.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
".NET 4.5: Stable, Reliable, and Great Visual Studio Tooling"
What do you like about .NET 4.5?
I like that .NET 4.5 is very stable and reliable. It works well for building desktop and enterprise applications, and features like async/await make t
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
The lack of cross-platform support is a significant drawback—it's Windows-only . The framework has become legacy technology, with Microsoft focusing o
Akshit K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Reliable .NET 4.5 Middleware for Responsive Cloud ML Orchestration"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
It is a bit old when compared to newer versions. A lot of third party software/libraries require a higher version of NET. This sorta makes it impossib
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
The lack of cross-platform support is a significant drawback—it's Windows-only . The framework has become legacy technology, with Microsoft focusing o
Melissa G.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
5.0/5
"Excellent Performance, Stable and Easy Coding with Strong Microsoft Support"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
Limited cross-platform compatibility, less intuitive
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Md R.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
4.5/5
"A Reliable and Feature-Rich Development Platform with Room for Improvement"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
The lack of cross-platform support is a significant drawback—it's Windows-only . The framework has become legacy technology, with Microsoft focusing o
Akshit K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Reliable .NET 4.5 Middleware for Responsive Cloud ML Orchestration"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
It is a bit old when compared to newer versions. A lot of third party software/libraries require a higher version of NET. This sorta makes it impossib
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Vasanth K K.
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Powerful, Feature-Rich Platform"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
It can feel a bit heavyweight overall, and the runtime and SDK size are quite large. There’s also a learning curve for beginners, especially when it c
Melissa G.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
5.0/5
"Excellent Performance, Stable and Easy Coding with Strong Microsoft Support"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
Limited cross-platform compatibility, less intuitive
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Melissa G.
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
5.0/5
"Excellent Performance, Stable and Easy Coding with Strong Microsoft Support"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
Limited cross-platform compatibility, less intuitive
Mallika G.
Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
4.0/5
"Async/Await Boosts Productivity, But Cross-Platform Support Still Lags"
What do you dislike about .NET 4.5?
I dislike that .NET 4.5 still had limited cross-platform support and relied heavily on the Windows ecosystem, making deployment less flexible compared
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It's considered legacy technology; poor performance, poor maintenance, poor security. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The fact that it allows us to keep our computer up to date to be able to carry out my software developments in a much more functional and simple way is something of great help to improve the performance of our applications in a much more comfortable way, its performance turns out to be something quite Well, during our use we did not have any problems regarding the operation of this application, on the contrary, its performance seemed most impressive and above all useful and practical, the security and stability that it has makes it an excellent option to carry out our developments in a much simpler and safer way, which in the end is quite convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As it is oriented to Windows operating systems from the beginning, the fact that it is not available in Linux is a great limitation for many other programmers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When attempting to develop applications for our clients, .Net has been our faithful companion for the past few years. Through it, we've been able to fulfill all of our programming needs, from developing interactive webapps to dynamic websites. When it came to security features, .Net is easily one of the more secure programming frameworks as it is owned by Microsoft and backed up by 100s of thousands of developers. One of our latest projects was for a pharmaceutical warehouse where we connect all of their branches to a core database through an off the shelf point of sale system. We managed to do this with ease and had the support of the community when trying to resolve all of our issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As .NET is owned by Microsoft, the framework is strongly focused on the Windows OS. Recently Microsoft released .Net core to try and address the MacOS and Linux support. .Net can be costly if you look into bringing additional features on board (like team development infrastructure and add-ons) While it is easy to learn and pick up, optimization is a must for big projects, as the code can become resource draining if not optimized properly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
A comprehensive set of tools I can use in my software development. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
At least I always write in the same framework (.NET), and do not require to look up documentation to know how routine things are done. The inflexibility of those tools, if changes are required. Such that if I have to create a custom UI, I either use the existing set provided, or have to start one from scratch, with no middle ground such as the possibility of tweaking the source code of the existing controls, since no source code for the entire .NET 4.5 platform has ever been provided in any form. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Bundling and Minification Feature. Model Binding - Isolating the Web Form from the Model. Support for OpenID in OAuth Logins. Enhanced support for asynchronous programming. Support for web sockets. Support for HTML5 form types. ASP.NET Web API. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
For now, I didn't find anything. will share in case found any such thing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
.NET 4.5 is easy to use with simplified code syntax, C# with upgraded, improved in memory maintenance (Garbage collection). Code minimize, and even more features for code security. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Not much dislike, .NET 4.5 will not be suitable for lower version OS like Windows XP, so need to buy the latest OS and service packs to use this framework. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
With .Net Framework 4.5 there are various new additions in BCL which includes DLR, MEF, Parallel Extension, Entity Framework, WCF Data Services and ability to host .NET 4.5 runtime with .NET 3.5, 3.0, 2.0 runtimes side by side under the same hosting process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
.NET uses the object-oriented programming (OOP) language model. This model is centered around objects rather than “actions” and data rather than logic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
.Net is one of the core platforms used by most big companies. It supports dominant programming languages like C#, C++, and VB.net. A key feature of .Net is the Common Language Runtime, allowing you to write code in different languages for the same project. .Net 4.5 also has a powerful garbage collection system that handles many tasks in the background. As a developer, I rarely worry about the garbage collector because it automatically frees memory occupied by objects no longer in use by the program. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
.Net is not entirely open source. The .Net framework has so many components that it becomes hard to tell what's new and what's old :( Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Microsoft .net has a mature framework and provides smaller footprint. It is also cross-platform. It is highly documented thus you can find numerous resources online. It is also easily extendable as it has rich features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Microsoft .net is highly complex and thus has complex integration with pre-compliers. It also provides limited control over HTML features to developers. Language choice can also be confusing at times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Application Compatibility and Deployment is great in this release. we found the Core New Features and Improvements in this release. with Windows Communication Foundation we have created Services for BOT (RPA tools) and ran it with successfully. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
there is nothing to dislike in .net. I'm using this toll from 4 to 5 year, hence as a dot .net developer i never found it bad to work in any area. only the concern is that controls UI should be more attractive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
