Full-Stack .NET Development
Software & .NET Engineering

Full-Stack .NET Development

Product teams that own both sides of the stack: C# and ASP.NET Core on the server, Angular, React or Blazor in the browser, and SQL Server or PostgreSQL underneath. Features ship complete, from database to screen, instead of waiting on hand-offs between a backend team and a front-end team.

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In action

Our backend and front-end teams blame each other for every delay.

Features are done on the API but nobody can use them yet.

We have three front-end frameworks and no shared components.

There's a better way. Here's how we fix it.

orders · full-stack featureAPI + UI shipped together
@Component({ selector: 'order-list' })
export class OrderList {
  orders$ = this.api.get<OrderDto[]>('/api/orders');
}

C# · ASP.NET Core

[HttpGet("/api/orders")]
public Task<OrderDto[]> GetAll()
  => _orders.ListAsync();
OrderDtoone contract, both sides

Illustrative example with sample data.

Capabilities

One team for the C# backend and the Angular, React or Blazor front end.

C# & ASP.NET Core backends
Angular & React single-page applications
Blazor Server & WebAssembly
TypeScript component libraries & design systems
SQL Server, PostgreSQL & Entity Framework Core
End-to-end testing with Playwright
Engagement

Week 1

Stack decision

Angular, React or Blazor chosen against your team, product and hiring market.

You receiveFeature-complete releases
Week 2–3

Foundations

Auth, API conventions, component library and CI set up once for both sides.

You receiveShared component library
Two-week sprints

Vertical slices

Each feature built from database to screen and demoed working.

You receiveAutomated end-to-end tests
Your choice

Hand over or stay

Docs and pairing for your team, or we keep building.

You receiveDeveloper documentation
FAQ

Q1

Should we use Blazor, Angular or React?

Blazor suits teams that live in C#. Angular fits large enterprise apps with strict structure. React has the biggest ecosystem and hiring pool. We recommend one after looking at your team and product.

Q2

Can you work with our existing front end?

Yes. We join your current Angular or React codebase and follow its conventions, or introduce Blazor gradually for new screens.

Q3

Who owns the design?

We work from your designs or Figma files, or our product designers create them. Either way the components end up in a shared library.

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