Is ASP.NET Dead?

Being new to ASP.NET I wanted to ask: Is ASP.NET Dead?
The reason I ask this question is because I thoroughly enjoy ASP.NET and MVC 4. I am making the transition from PHP and Laravel to ASP.NET and MVC 4 as I already have years of experience with C#. It's a personal choice really, but one that I feel is well justified. I'm devoting time, and money, into this transition, so it's a question I'd like to ask.
The question is one that I am hoping is answered with a no. The reason I ask this question is because amongst my travels today I came across an article that suggested ASP.NET is dying. It showed statistics of a huge drop in usage when MVC was released. People were suggesting that ASP.NET users were jumping ship because Microsoft were abandoning Web Forms for MVC.
Whether or not that is or isn't the case I don't think the drop shows that ASP.NET is dying. What it shows to me is that Web Forms users wasn't willing to adopt the MVC approach and shifted fo ...