Compare .NET 4.5 and OutSystems 
.NET 4.5 vs OutSystems
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found OutSystems easier to use and administer. Reviewers also felt that OutSystems was easier to do business with overall. However reviewers felt that the products are equally easy to set up.
- Reviewers felt that OutSystems meets the needs of their business better than .NET 4.5.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that OutSystems is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of OutSystems over .NET 4.5.
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Application Compatibility and Deployment is great in this release. we found the Core New Features and Improvements in this release. with Windows Communication Foundation we have created Services for BOT (RPA tools) and ran it with successfully.
Nothing I really dislike, the 4.5 version of the framework just feels a bit cumbersome in some places now with the improvements in 4.6, 4.7 and Core
The first great thing about OutSystems Agile Platform is that it make everything easy. By removing the standard-but-trickier part of all websites/apps, it allows the development team to focus on the real issues. And instead of watching pages and pages of...
System integrator and or customer needs to know their proprietary language and the pricing is not very feasible. it doesn't come with any enterprise integration apdotor and customer or SI needs to build their own instead.
Application Compatibility and Deployment is great in this release. we found the Core New Features and Improvements in this release. with Windows Communication Foundation we have created Services for BOT (RPA tools) and ran it with successfully.
The first great thing about OutSystems Agile Platform is that it make everything easy. By removing the standard-but-trickier part of all websites/apps, it allows the development team to focus on the real issues. And instead of watching pages and pages of...
Nothing I really dislike, the 4.5 version of the framework just feels a bit cumbersome in some places now with the improvements in 4.6, 4.7 and Core
System integrator and or customer needs to know their proprietary language and the pricing is not very feasible. it doesn't come with any enterprise integration apdotor and customer or SI needs to build their own instead.
