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C# & .NET

Microsoft .NET Development

Custom .NET applications, APIs and services, built around your Microsoft stack.

Overview

We build custom .NET applications, APIs and services that fill the gaps standard products leave. Code is versioned, tested and documented, so it can be maintained by whoever comes next.

Built with

  • ASP.NET Core
  • C#
  • Azure Functions
  • Entity Framework Core
  • Azure Key Vault
  • Azure SQL Database

Work spans ASP.NET Core web applications and APIs, background services and integrations, Azure Functions for event-driven jobs, and extensions to Dynamics 365 or SharePoint. The architecture stays proportionate to the problem, credentials go through managed identity and Key Vault, and everything passes through a pipeline with tests before release.

Delivery is in short cycles, with working software every couple of weeks, and handover includes the repository, the pipeline and a walkthrough for your developers. We can pair with an in-house team, so knowledge transfers as the work happens.

Why it matters

Custom code becomes a liability when nobody can safely change it. Small, tested, documented services keep the flexibility that bought the build in the first place, without creating something only one person understands.

What we deliver

What you get.

  1. ASP.NET Core apps and APIs
  2. Azure Functions and background jobs
  3. Integrations with Microsoft platforms
  4. Pipeline, tests and handover

Questions, answered.

  • Yes. We review the code, tests and deployment first, tell you what we would change and in what order, and only then agree a scope.

  • That is the intention. We follow your conventions where they exist, write down the decisions, and hand over the repository and pipeline rather than just the running application.

  • Both. New work targets the current .NET release, but we maintain and migrate existing .NET Framework applications where a rewrite is not justified.

Next solution

Dynamics 365 Business Central

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