ASP vs .NET

  1. Maintainability – In future they will need two skill set people with classic ASP and .NET.
  2. Code base – As a part of maintainability also as the .NET code  base is lesser in size typically
  3. Performance - Classic ASP is using Inline Queries. We are planning to use entity framework and that performance is good.
  4. Outdated technology- No object orientation concepts in ASP and .NET code is more structured and modular
  5. Security- SQL injection has been implemented in current codebase using ASP but you are never sure. Newer frameworks are always more secure.
  6. Browser Support - Browser support is limited in ASP. Browser compatibility has to be sorted out with many workarounds.
  7. Faster Development time – Future enhancements will be faster as in ASP you have to build a lot of functionality yourself, where as in .NET has in build feature

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