Backend
ASP.NET Web Apps for Business
We build and maintain ASP.NET web applications and APIs in C# for organizations that run on the Microsoft stack, including long-running classic ASP.NET systems.
Overview
ASP.NET
ASP.NET is Microsoft's web application platform, covering Web Forms, MVC and Web API on the .NET Framework as well as the newer ASP.NET Core. Many businesses still run important systems on classic ASP.NET, and they need developers who can maintain, extend and eventually modernize them. We keep that perspective practical, focusing on stability and clear upgrade options.
Our ASP.NET work is oriented toward that reality. We build web applications and Web APIs with C#, Entity Framework and SQL Server, integrate with Active Directory and Windows-hosted services, and support Web Forms codebases. When it makes sense, we plan staged moves of those applications to ASP.NET Core to gain cross-platform hosting and ongoing platform support.
Context
Why teams choose it
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Fits Microsoft environments
Tight integration with Windows Server, IIS, Active Directory and SQL Server suits corporate infrastructure.
- 02
Strong tooling
Visual Studio provides debugging, profiling and refactoring support for large C# codebases.
- 03
Typed and structured
C# and a mature framework help teams build and maintain large business applications.
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Large existing base
Many internal systems run on ASP.NET, so skills and code are already in-house.
Capabilities
What we build with it
- 01
Web application development
Business applications in C# with role-based access, reporting and workflow features.
- 02
Web API services
Secure REST endpoints for web, mobile and partner integrations.
- 03
Web Forms maintenance
Support and enhancement of existing Web Forms applications.
- 04
Modernization to ASP.NET Core
Assessing and incrementally moving classic applications to the modern runtime.
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SQL Server integration
Entity Framework or ADO.NET data layers, stored procedures and query tuning.
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Enterprise integrations
Active Directory, SSO and connections to internal line-of-business systems.
Typical projects
- Corporate intranets and portals
- Line-of-business web applications
- Maintaining Web Forms systems
- Web APIs for mobile apps
- Moving legacy apps to ASP.NET Core
Ecosystem & tooling
- C#
- Entity Framework
- SQL Server
- IIS
- Web API
- Razor
- Azure
- NUnit
Approach
How we work with it
- 1
Assess
We review your goals and any existing code to decide where this technology fits best.
- 2
Architect
We plan structure, integrations, data flow and hosting before writing production code.
- 3
Build
Features ship in small, reviewed increments with automated checks along the way.
- 4
Release & maintain
We deploy, monitor and keep dependencies and versions up to date.
FAQs
Common questions
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What is the difference between ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core?
ASP.NET runs on the Windows-only .NET Framework and is in maintenance mode. ASP.NET Core runs on modern .NET across Windows, Linux and macOS and is where new development happens.
Should we keep our Web Forms application?
If it works and is stable, maintaining it is a valid choice. Web Forms has no direct equivalent in modern .NET, so we plan a gradual move of key parts to ASP.NET Core when new features or hosting needs arise.
Can you build new projects on classic ASP.NET?
We generally recommend ASP.NET Core for new work. We build on the .NET Framework only when constraints such as legacy dependencies or hosting require it.
Do you work with SQL Server?
Yes. SQL Server is the usual database for ASP.NET systems, and we handle schema design, stored procedures and performance tuning alongside application code.
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