What is the structure of ASP.NET technologies?

Question

ASP.NET

Guys, I can’t figure out to the end, what is the structure of ASP.NET technologies?

I made a map, tell me, please, where are the errors.

Answer 1

It is extremely unproductive to divide like that. Web applications on Windows have a very long history.
And ASP NET is just a small offshoot.
Perhaps it's worth starting with Java, VB and ISAPI, the first on the client and the second on the server.
After IE broke all browsers and they quarreled with SUN
, Microsoft began to sculpt its general purpose language NET. And move ActiveX (COM) a little before that.
Actually, ASP is a mixture of ISAPI and IIS COM objects (it went very well due to integration with a bunch of ready-made objects)
After the advent of NET, MS nevertheless tied it to its infrastructure, there are still traces
Then it appeared ASP NET and a bunch of other technologies, MVC and WebAPI much later than
Net core is an attempt to get rid of the old legacy.
The next part is NET 5, actually net core and the usual one will merge into one branch
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-...
So your graph will look something like this
java, ASP, COM, JS, VBS WCF, Silverlight, ASP NET,
c++ ------------------------------ C# --------- ---------------- Net core (C#)
VB ---------------------- -- VB NET -------------------- Net core (VB)
But these are all general purpose languages, automatic memory management. True, now the focus has really shifted towards the web.