The speed of ASP.NET depends on a number of factors. Among them are the specific application implementation, server configuration, database size, traffic volume, etc. At the same time, ASP.NET Core is currently positioned as one of the fastest web frameworks.
What makes this happen?
- When an application starts, the .NET code is compiled into native machine language code, which speeds up the loading and execution of the application. This process is called JIT compilation.
- ASP.NET allows you to cache data, which reduces access time and improves application performance.
- ASP.NET leverages mechanisms to optimize database queries. This reduces the number of database accesses and speeds up query execution. Asynchronous operations and query processing effectively affect the utilization of server resources and make it possible to process a large number of queries simultaneously.
- Among ASP.NET tools there is such a tool for memory optimization as garbage collector. It allows you to reduce the load on the system and improve performance.
What do I do with ASP.NET?
ASP.NET is used to create various web applications and services, including:
- Websites. Simple and static sites that don’t require complex logic and data processing.
- Web applications. Complex applications with a high degree of logic and data processing that can be used to manage business processes, sell products, or provide services.
- Services. Applications that can be used to exchange data between different applications and systems.
- APIS. Using ASP.NET, APIs can be created to exchange data with other applications and services.
- Mobile applications. ASP.NET can also be used to create mobile applications using the Xamarin framework. This framework allows you to develop cross-platform native apps for iOS and Android.