And IMHO all of it could be chucked in the bin for ASP.NET, sooner or
later.
But I don't see FPC improving anything in ASP.NET, or having aspirations
to
do so.
FPC could be used as backend language for ASP.net apps (similar to how one
can use Borland and Chrome compilers), since ASP.net is language agnostic
technology too (similar to how you could use ActivePerl in ActiveScripting
clients) but that isn't of much interest to Lazarus itself I guess (unless
it allowed creation of such web apps in the future [provide webform
designers etc.])
I still wonder what Lazarus is most self-defined as though, is it more of an
IDE or more of framework (set of GUI libraries [LCL?] etc.)
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