Though ASP.NET is a powerful web development tool with many benefits, the developers still have to go over a number of challenges. Any company that provides ASP.NET development services can at least give you one reason that numbs the minds of their developers. For now, let’s check out the issues associated with the ASP.NET 4.0 framework first. 

Server Software in Windows

When it comes to network-based server software, Windows isn’t the top preference. Windows is good alright but only for Windows frameworks. This means, devs associated with Windows may experience difficulties. For Linux devs, this won’t be a problem. 

Take the case of AWS clouds and frameworks, where Windows boxes take longer to get fired up compared to Linux boxes. When it comes to cloud scaling, speed is of utmost significance as even 10 minutes is considered as very slow scaling. 

Visual Studio

Considering the idea that a big IDE is required to develop anything large, Visual Studio in Windows is not a good idea according to experts. Developers in the community have noted that the process is considerably faster in a MacBook Pro unlike a Windows computer.

Source Control

During the early 2000s, people used VSS until Git was released. However, a port for Windows was unavailable. Developers now have the choice of using tools that are more effective like Gits associated with command lines or source tree. 

Mono

Mono is still not considered to be the best in ASP.NET development. Running something important on Mono ends up with bugs during implementation. With Linux, identifying the issues and recompiling them are comparatively easier. Moreover, certain components of Mono are too slow, making the development process unnecessarily complicated.