Authors: Assistant Professor Deepa Barethiya, Sakshi Jibhkate, Samiksha Daronde
Abstract: This paper compares Java-based frameworks and ASP.NET Core for web applications used by companies. It looks at how they work and how well they handle a large number of users. The study checks things like how long it takes for the application to respond, how much work it can handle, how much of the computer’s brain it uses and how much memory it needs when a lot of people are using it at the same time. They ran tests to see what would happen if many people used the application. The results show that ASP.NET Core is really good at responding and using resources wisely. Java-based frameworks are good at handling a lot of users and working with computers at the same time. This study tells us what is good and what is not so good about Java-based frameworks and ASP.NET Core. It helps people choose the tools to build big web applications for companies.
