How much does ASP.NET development cost?

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Eugene2016-06-20 13:08:46

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Eugene, 2016-06-20 13:08:46

At work, there are many different reports, programs made on access. They said to think about how to combine them so that you can go through the browser as a website, select the desired program and work with it in the browser. Some stuff has already been done in PHP, mostly new tasks. However, there are some difficulties that made me look around for other means.
ASP.NET, as I understand it, is part of the .NET Framework. And so, actually and a question: it after all free? That is, in fact, for development using ASP.NET, you only need a licensed Windows? Well, the development environment, but there is a free Visual Studio Community.

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Vyacheslav Zolotov, 2016-06-20
@SZolotov

For development on ASP.net (MVC) you will need any operating system (win, Linux, Os x) and any development environment that supports Asp.net. You can host on both Linux and Windows. You can use both paid and free IDEs. The framework itself is free.

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Fat Lorrie, 2016-06-20
@Free_ze

The .NET Framework only happens on Windows. Free - either deploy the project on Mono, or initially write on ASP.NET Core, which has not yet been released and is not a fact that it will be released in its current state.
MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO COMMUNITY 2015 is free for indies, testing, education, and small organizations. More details - here .

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mletov, 2016-06-20
@mletov

Windows Server is traditionally used as the operating system. MS seems to be taking certain steps in terms of cross-platform, but I don’t know how successful and what pitfalls I can come up with.
The most obvious options are:
1) Raise your server on Win Server (if you have your own server room and a smart admin, although in the absence of an admin, many asp.net programmers can handle this, of course, for an additional premium;) or, as an option, take your server for collocation)
2) Rent VDS. The operating system is already there
3) Rent shared hosting, although if there are many programs and the load is large, then it is not the best option.
That's right about VS, there is a free option

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Uber Noob, 2016-06-20
@ubernoob

is it free?

Yes, but the windows server on which all this will work costs a lot. I would do a normal export and continue to do it in php