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C# development services on the .NET stack we ship

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.

C#
6Published builds on .NET
14Current C# version, shipped with .NET 10
.NET 10The only runtime that supports C# 14
0Case studies that name C# itself
What we build

What we would take on in C#

ASP.NET Core back ends

APIs behind web and mobile clients, as on the Digital Testing Platform.

.NET MAUI field apps

Bluetooth LE, GPS and photos on a phone, with local storage that syncs later.

Upgrades to C# 14

Projects retargeted to .NET 10 so the new language features are available.

Project takeovers

Codebases left by another vendor, documented before anything changes.

Architecture

Where C# sits in a .NET build

A .NET build for field inspection
Clients
.NET MAUI field appTests, photos, Bluetooth
React logo
React web dashboardJobs and Test Map
Code
C#Language, not named in the case
.NET logo
ASP.NET CoreRules, sync, certificates
Data
Azure SQLJobs and results
Azure Blob StoragePhotos and PDFs

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.

Language

What C# 14 adds

Headline features in C# 14
Extension membersExtension properties and static members, in addition to extension methods.
The field keywordA property accessor body without a declared backing field.
Null-conditional assignmentcustomer?.Order = value assigns only when customer exists.
Implicit span conversionsFirst-class Span and ReadOnlySpan support in the language.
Lambda parameter modifiersref, in and out on lambda parameters without writing the type.
More partial membersPartial constructors and partial events.

Source: Microsoft Learn, What is new in C# 14, checked 4 November 2026. C# 14 is supported on .NET 10.

Builds

The closest builds we can show you

Digital testing platform for anchor and torque checks built by Dev Station
Statutory inspection, United Kingdom

Work-at-height anchor and torque platform

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

70%Faster reporting cycle
National education analytics platform rebuilt by Dev Station
Education, Norway

National education analytics platform

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

No lossData moved from OPAL 1.0 to OPAL 2.0
Cryptocurrency marketing platform built by Dev Station
Fintech, Hong Kong

Cryptocurrency marketing platform

.NET microservices with an Angular front end, live in one month for 30,000+ users.

30,000+Concurrent users the platform had to support
Fit check

When C# is the right call

Pick C# when

  • Your back end runs on .NET or Azure
  • You want a typed language across API and mobile app
  • You must move to .NET 10 and its language features

Look elsewhere when

  • You need a case study that names C#, which we do not have
  • The work is data science, where Python fits better
  • Your team runs Node.js and has no reason to change
Stack

What C# usually ships with

.NET logo.NET
Azure logoAzure
React logoReact
Xamarin logoXamarin
Angular logoAngular
Docker logoDocker
FAQs

What buyers ask first

Which C# version is current?

C# 14, which ships with .NET 10 and is supported only on .NET 10. The .NET 10 SDK and Visual Studio 2026 both include it.

Do your case studies say they use C#?

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.

What is new in C# 14?

Extension members, the field keyword, null-conditional assignment, implicit span conversions, lambda parameter modifiers, and partial constructors and events.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us what runs on .NET today

Thirty minutes on your code, your .NET version and your language needs. No sales pitch.

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