Compare ASP.NET and Microsoft Power Apps 
ASP.NET vs Microsoft Power Apps
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found ASP.NET easier to use and administer. However, reviewers felt that Microsoft Power Apps was easier to do business with overall. Finally, reviewers felt that the products are equally easy to set up.
- Reviewers felt that ASP.NET meets the needs of their business better than Microsoft Power Apps.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Microsoft Power Apps is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Microsoft Power Apps over ASP.NET.
- Three developer environments
- Connect to data sources with prebuilt, custom, and on-premises connectors
- Microsoft Dataverse entitlement of 2 GB database
Currently almost all stack of asp.net is open-source, so it's allows much better tweaking and hacking you tools to optimize it for certain tasks. It's much easier to setup compared to many other web frameworks. And there is not alternatives for .NET. I...
In this case is getting behind a lot , other IDEs are third party components friendly and working pretty agile in any machine , with ASP.NET now is really heavy to work and develop a pretty simple web get really big , other that for me a is a huge minus is...
The absolute best part of Power Apps is the template based system. Our organization went from having zero IT ticketing system (everything was sent to IT department through emails) to having a full fledged Help desk app integrated into outlook. All using...
The licensing model. Once you have baited and start using the product, which is almost free and you start having some dependency (time invested, resources, knowledge...), suddenly costs start rising in an unpredictable way that we couldn't understand.
Currently almost all stack of asp.net is open-source, so it's allows much better tweaking and hacking you tools to optimize it for certain tasks. It's much easier to setup compared to many other web frameworks. And there is not alternatives for .NET. I...
The absolute best part of Power Apps is the template based system. Our organization went from having zero IT ticketing system (everything was sent to IT department through emails) to having a full fledged Help desk app integrated into outlook. All using...
In this case is getting behind a lot , other IDEs are third party components friendly and working pretty agile in any machine , with ASP.NET now is really heavy to work and develop a pretty simple web get really big , other that for me a is a huge minus is...
The licensing model. Once you have baited and start using the product, which is almost free and you start having some dependency (time invested, resources, knowledge...), suddenly costs start rising in an unpredictable way that we couldn't understand.
