Indeed, ASP.NET is certainly rich and powerful. I love it's event model for the web page.
As you say, the support for it is immense. Microsoft know this, they make sure it's easy to start using their tools and there is plenty to support, as that makes their product popular and those people may be the decision-makers of the future.
Plus, what factors a lot into a language decision architecturally? The available skills to support it.
Indeed, ASP.NET is certainly rich and powerful. I love it's event model for the web page.
As you say, the support for it is immense. Microsoft know this, they make sure it's easy to start using their tools and there is plenty to support, as that makes their product popular and those people may be the decision-makers of the future.
Plus, what factors a lot into a language decision architecturally? The available skills to support it.