Well, you’re covering about 23 years of development there between ASP and ASP.NET Core. Don’t get me wrong, the naming sucks. Microsoft is far more likely to r

Well, you’re covering about 23 years of development there between ASP and ASP.NET Core. Don’t get me wrong, the naming sucks. Microsoft is far more likely to recycle names for marketing reasons than just introduce a new name for plethora of stupid reasons. But Active Server Pages means nothing anymore. It stopped meaning anything since 2003 but they use it as a brand name than anything. It’s no less stupid than gulp, bower, webpack, bun, deno, express, koa, next, vite, etc.