.NET Development
for Australian businesses.

Line-of-business applications built in C# on ASP.NET Core. ERP modules, HR systems, compliance platforms, document management, workflow engines, and operational tools for businesses running on the Microsoft stack.

.NET is the natural backend choice when your infrastructure is Microsoft: Active Directory, Azure, SQL Server, Office 365, SharePoint. The integration is deeper and more straightforward than bridging a PHP or Node.js backend into a Microsoft environment.

Role-based access with Azure AD integration. Audit logging for compliance. Multi-tenant architecture for organisations managing multiple divisions or clients. Background services for report generation, data processing, and scheduled operations.

RESTful APIs built in ASP.NET Core. Clean endpoint design, proper authentication (JWT, Azure AD B2C), input validation, rate limiting, and OpenAPI documentation. APIs that mobile apps, React frontends, and third-party platforms consume.

ASP.NET Core APIs perform well under load. The framework benchmarks near the top of TechEmpower rounds, handling more requests per second than Express, Django, or Laravel. When the API needs to handle serious throughput, .NET delivers.

Microservice architectures where individual .NET services handle specific domains. gRPC for internal service communication. REST for external consumers. Proper dependency injection, middleware pipelines, and health checks.

.NET applications deployed on Azure: App Services, Azure Functions, Azure SQL, Blob Storage, Azure AD, and the full Azure PaaS ecosystem. Native integration between the .NET framework and Azure services.

Serverless with Azure Functions for event-driven workloads. Web Apps on App Service for traditional hosting. Container Apps for Docker-based deployments. The deployment model matches the application architecture.

Australian data centres (East Australia, Sydney; Southeast Australia, Melbourne) for data sovereignty and latency. ExpressRoute for hybrid connectivity to on-premises infrastructure.

This is a major part of our .NET work. Australian businesses running .NET Framework 4.x applications that need upgrading to .NET 8 (or later). The old framework is in maintenance mode: no new features, limited patching, narrowing hosting options.

We migrate ASP.NET MVC, Web Forms, WCF, and Windows Services to ASP.NET Core. Business logic preserved, but the application architecture updated to modern .NET: cross-platform, cloud-ready, performant.

Not every application needs a full migration immediately. Sometimes stabilisation and security patching keeps the system running while a staged migration plan is executed over quarters, not weeks.

Branded portals for customers, suppliers, and internal teams. Self-service interfaces connected to your .NET backend: project tracking, document access, ticketing, invoicing, and account management.

Blazor for server-rendered interactive portals that stay within the C# ecosystem. React or Angular frontend consuming an ASP.NET Core API for more complex, decoupled architectures. The approach matches the team and project requirements.

Azure AD B2C for customer identity management: registration, login, password reset, multi-factor authentication. Enterprise-grade security without building authentication from scratch.