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Because they're now starting to back the MVC framework more and more heavily, which is a return to developing web applications like web applications and not like client-server applications.

Just because they have a large amount of adoption doesn't mean they've done things the right way.

I'm not saying that ASP.Net doesn't have a huge level of adoption, because it does. I am saying that they are seeing the problems with the idea of web applications just like client-server apps.

To be 100% clear, I mean that the concept of developing a web application just like it's a client-server application is a failure. Not the Asp.Net stack which is very clearly not.