ABP Suite has come into it's own, it is now a serious productivity enhancer. Architecturally sound, ABP provides a solid foundation for all of our current projects.

5* architecture, the ABP team are rockstar developers and they know exactly what they are doing. I use their code as a benchmark for what my team writes in many cases. Nice to see the new MAUI client being developed, which is closing the gap from the old XAMARIN implementation on the previous platform. All in all the release cycles have got much better, bugs are being fixed faster and new features are being brought in without too many issues.

The ABP team, being rockstar developers, can sometimes make things hard for entry level / mid level devs to get up to speed with the platform. Documentation has got *much* better over the past couple of years, but I think there is still a ways to go before you can let a JR Dev loose on the platform without any guidance.

We have used ABP Commercial to develop a website, client portal and back-office application in the employment services sector.

The framework provides a foundation for developing domain-specific business applications. It's an out-of-the-box solution that addresses standard business requirements. Using the framework promotes good practices and a domain-driven design approach.

If you are not familiar with the modular approach to application development, there can be a learning curve in getting up to speed.

We use it with great pleasure. We will continue to support your work in the coming years.

Very successful as a complete software framework. saves us a lot of time

Angular is not very strong on the client side. Similarly, I think it is not very strong on the mobile platform side. It would be good if this part is improved

the templates we can choose, the pre-built applications modules, the support

Lack of customization, cannot access source code if we don't pay for the full package

Good base to start a project from; cross-cutting concerns are already present.

Documentation sometimes not 100% clear on a particular feature or not clear when the need arises to extend/replace a particular component.

ABP Frameworks saved us thousands of development hours, most of the effort has been invested in working on the business problem we are trying to solve, instead of technical and infrastructure code.You won't agree with all the design choices the ABP team has made - it is, after all, an opinionated framework - yet you will be OK with a good portion of them.For new teams, proper planning of ABP learning is necessary; don't assume you are ready once you have created a couple of samples based on the provided templates and tutorials.

An excellent and complete Full-Stack framework that applies industry best practices and solid design patterns, very-well integrated from your persistence code upward to your UI, and does an outstanding job of addressing numerous cross-cutting concerns in a transparent and reliable manner.

There is a steep learning curve with ABP that can be lowered by producing more learning material; and more cross-layer function/feature focused material.In any serious large-scale software development, you will need at times to customize, tweak or even replace some of the the built-in functionality of your infrastructure and framework code to fit your unique requirements; and unfortunately, this is where things with ABP becomes the most complicated; Better documentation and resources on ABP internals are essential - This is a must! As I said this is the case for all serious software projects; no exception.

We love ABP. We don't have to write everything from scratch. We start from out-of-the-box features and just focus on what we really need to write.

ABP has many common features out-of-the-box that we can use right away. By using these features as our starter code, we are able to save a lot of time, effect and money. Also ABP is well-architected and the code is high quality with less bugs. If we would have to write everything we needed by our own, we might have to spend years. Once more things we like is that the new version, or issue fixing or improvement come out very soon every other weeks. We don't to wait too long.

In few cases, we need to customize thing, however we figure out that the document related to that is still under construction. Also between major version, there are some breaking changes. However, it is completely understandable and acceptable since we still can ask support.

Overall, we have been very happy with the suite once getting over the initial learning curve. We are using it as the foundation of a SAAS product which is being built to replace a 40 year old on-prem solution.

The ABP framework allows your team to skip the coding of all of the basic, foundational code required for a web application, and go straight to the business logic that will power your app. It also provides a skeleton that follows best practices to help keep your code base easily maintainable as it grows.

There is a steep learning curve to understanding the 'ABP' way of doing things (although it does pay dividends once you understand it). The support can sometimes be a challenge. Some of the support staff are excellent, but there are a couple who seem to always give an answer that reads along the lines of "read the help".

Creates the base code and gives me time to focus attention on the specific code of the solution to be developed

many basic features ready to usepowerfull extendibility to customizewell documentedABP Suite usefull on initial design / code generation

some module missing for (newer) Blazor / MauiABP Suite need to be improved for code review during developmentBlazorise controls dependant

Commercial products to market for our customers in a single configurable platform.

The jump start that the framework and tooling provide any team is worth every cent.

We have been using it since very early and things have progressed well but did make a few design changes as features became available (e.g. BlazorUI etc)

With the help of abp I am focused on solving problems and not on infrastructure. Abp provides a ready-made solution to problems that should be built into every product so you don't have to worry about it. The best thing is that the final product is of high quality. Using DDD is natural in abp solutions and abp forces you to respect the basic principles of domain driven design. At first, you struggle a bit with too much generated code, but later you see that everything is in your pocket and everything is in the right place. Programming time is accelerated by more than double

Abp Suite needs to be improved. The ability to replace the UI of choice for existing projects is missing.

It is very comfortable to use and adapt. I have yet to see another framework that better responds to demands for fast and practical implementation.

I would love for ABP to release a different application so that it can compete with non-code platforms. Because sometimes our customers want to develop their own applications in-house and with their own teams.

The commercial modules have saved us lot of time and the support has been excellent.

We were super fast creating a fully functioning POC. Then being able to iterate from there without the POC being something that we had to throw away was a huge thing. Also having a external team working on features and bug fixes has been great. We can focus on what we do best and that's giving value to our customers. The documentation is very extensive and good and the CRUD tool "suite" saves a lot of time creating and updating our entities all the way to the UI just in few clicks.

Even though it aims to be simple, easy to use and fast in development there were times we had problems understanding the best approach to doing things. The docs are extensive but I feel they sometimes lack examples. If you go over questions in the forums or on github you see a similar theme of questions I think could be better addressed so users don´t have to repeat thing. But I´m just really nit picking here, there are no big issues

really good - I like DDD pattern - so easy and understandable

1. definitelly I like ABP SUITE, which helps to generate necessary code layers following DDD and necessary repos, tests etc. it helps a lot, even I use it for preparation classes and leyered code and UI i'm doing myself 2. Multi-tenant in place !!! 3. payment solution

1. ABP SUite - but there are missing N:M relationship feature for geneation (-> like nested grid with actions on Detail/Edit view) etc. pls. improve it - this only missing part which will all help us 2. build pls. more and more modules, features 3, create symplified Dashboard/BI module is something i need

It was a great experience overall. I'd strongly recommend ABP to anyone who needs to build a SaaS product in a short period of time, and wants a strong foundation and architecture.

We like how easy it is to build a SaaS product without having to build everything from scratch. ABP provides a solid framework built on DDD principles and many software engineering best practices, and gives developers a strong foundation to build their own products. The pre-built modules can shorten the development time required and accelerate the go-to-market of a project.

In the initial versions of ABP, documentation was a bit lacking and we had to figure things out the hard way. Documentation has improved significantly and while there is premium support with an ABP Commercial subscription, it would be good if there's a stronger platform for community support.

I use it especially for integrated management systems. Due to its strong infrastructure features, there are no potential problems. The starter template, which is boring and takes a lot of time for a developer to get started, is automatically ready (for example, role-user management, theme, some basic modules, etc.). In addition, the rapid development tool (abp suite) and test tools, which are necessary when developing applications, are also very helpful.

Modular Architecture , powerful rapid software development tool (abp suite), pre-built modules, easy updating of software version, integrated and customizable bootstrap proffesional theme (lepton and leptonx), professional support

Not for me. New trends in the technologies used are reflected in the product as soon as possible (for example MAUI, Bootstrap 5, .Net 6...).

I have been wanting to use ABP Zero for many years. When I saw the ABP Commercial was using .Net core, I jumped at the opportunity to use this tool as the basses of my applications moving forward.

The enterprise modules that come with ABP Suite takes your product to the next level. The Domain Driven Design follows best practices and implement Clean Architecture. The code generator does a good job of generating the backend and a a workable front end. There is a good amount of documentation for the product.

There are minor bugs with the generated code, which are easy to identify and fix. These are normally fixed with the next minor or major release.