ASP.NET Core back ends
APIs behind web and mobile clients, as on the Digital Testing Platform.
Our six published builds run on .NET, where C# is the main language. The case studies name the platform and leave the language unstated, so we say that before we claim more.
APIs behind web and mobile clients, as on the Digital Testing Platform.
Bluetooth LE, GPS and photos on a phone, with local storage that syncs later.
Projects retargeted to .NET 10 so the new language features are available.
Codebases left by another vendor, documented before anything changes.
From the Digital Testing Platform. The case names ASP.NET Core and .NET MAUI. The C# node is dashed because the case does not name the language.
Source: Microsoft Learn, What is new in C# 14, checked 4 November 2026. C# 14 is supported on .NET 10.

ASP.NET Core and Azure SQL behind a React dashboard and a .NET MAUI field app.

A failing enterprise rebuild finished on .NET and Angular with years of data migrated.

.NET microservices with an Angular front end, live in one month for 30,000+ users.
.NET
Azure
React
Xamarin
Angular
DockerC# 14, which ships with .NET 10 and is supported only on .NET 10. The .NET 10 SDK and Visual Studio 2026 both include it.
No. They name .NET, ASP.NET Core and .NET MAUI. C# is the main language of that platform, and we say what we can show on the first call.
Extension members, the field keyword, null-conditional assignment, implicit span conversions, lambda parameter modifiers, and partial constructors and events.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
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