SPA's provide the same user experience as a desktop application, resources are retrieved within a single page load whereas MPA's work in a traditional way where the resources are rendered in a new page each time.
The .NET stack enables developers to create feature-rich, optimised and secure applications. Moreover, it is completely open source and free, components and templates are reusable and has stable tooling for full-stack development.
Refers to web apps that take advantage of modern browser features such as service workers and web manifest files. They are progressive, responsive, connectivity independent, app-like, safe, discoverable and re-engageable.
Open-source based on strong community support. Improved performance and integration with modern client-side frameworks. Seamless cross-platform approach and hosting. Granular control over the modular HTTP pipeline and simultaneous side-by-side code execution.
Includes software development frameworks such as Scrum. Helps developers deliver a web application matching a client's expectations. Comes in handy in early product release, GUI over back-end scenarios, fast product completion and adaptability of the application.
Improves scability. Code is written giving scope to flexibility. Quicker speed of delivery of the product. A cultural shift and broader perspective in the CI/CD environment. Due to the highly synchronized and flexible working processes in a dev-ops system, developers are encouraged to come up with better code.