The open-source .NET platform runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and performs well in cloud and device scenarios, so a .NET Core backend no longer ties a product to one operating system. We build web applications, content systems and REST APIs on it, with whatever front end the product needs.
Build lightning-fast custom web applications using .Net Core on the backend and virtually any technologies on the frontend such as React JavaScript, Angular or Vue.js to deliver visually stunning and responsive interfaces.
Take control of your content with our .Net Core-powered Content Management Systems (CMS). Our custom solutions feature intuitive admin interfaces, making it effortless to manage and update your website or application content.
Create robust and scalable RESTful APIs with .Net Core. Our APIs are designed with performance, security, and ease of integration in mind. Clear documentation ensures that developers can seamlessly work with your APIs.
The technology
.NET Core is an open-source, general-purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft and the .NET community on GitHub. It’s cross-platform, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it performs well in device, cloud, and embedded/IoT scenarios.
In November 2020, Microsoft released .NET 5, a unification of the .NET and the older .NET Framework. Subsequent versions (e.g., .NET 6) continue on this path, combining the best of both platforms. It’s worth noting that with the release of .NET 5, they dropped the “Core” branding. Consequently, future releases are just “.NET” followed by the version number.
.NET Core has gained significant traction since its release. Various products, from web applications to mobile apps and enterprise software, leverage its robust features. Here are some notable kinds of products that employ .NET Core:
.NET is well-suited for building scalable, high-performance web applications for enterprises. It offers robust features such as MVC architecture, built-in security features, and seamless integration with other Microsoft technologies like Azure for cloud deployment.
.NET Core is an excellent choice for implementing microservices-based architectures. Its lightweight nature, support for containerization with Docker, and built-in support for RESTful APIs make it ideal for developing and deploying microservices that can scale independently.
NET Core can be used to develop IoT applications, especially in scenarios where integration with other Microsoft technologies like Azure IoT Hub is required. Its lightweight runtime, support for ARM architectures, and ability to run on resource-constrained devices make it suitable for building IoT solutions.
With the introduction of .NET Core, it’s now possible to build cross-platform desktop applications using technologies like Xamarin.Forms or Avalonia. This allows developers to create desktop applications that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux using a single codebase.
.NET Core integrates with Microsoft Azure, making it an ideal choice for developing cloud-native applications. Whether it’s building serverless functions with Azure Functions, creating web apps with Azure App Service, or leveraging Azure’s powerful infrastructure services, Microsoft .NET Core provides a seamless development experience for cloud-based applications.
Cross-Platform Compatibility. .NET runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS, enabling developers to build and deploy applications across different operating systems seamlessly.
Performance. .NET offers fast execution times and efficient memory usage through techniques like JIT and AOT compilation, ensuring high performance for applications.
Scalability. With support for asynchronous programming and distributed architectures, .NET enables the development of scalable solutions capable of handling large numbers of concurrent requests.
Security. Built-in security features and regular updates make .NET a secure choice for building applications that handle sensitive data.
.NET integrates well with popular IDEs like Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, providing developers with powerful tooling supportcs-info-box for coding, debugging, testing, and deployment.
These technical advantages make Microsoft .NET Core a compelling choice for a wide range of software development projects, from web applications and APIs to cloud-native and microservices-based architectures.
.Net Core is a popular framework that a wide range of companies, both large and small, use across various industries. Here are some notable companies and organizations that have used .Net:
Stack Overflow. The popular Q&A platform for developers uses .NET technologies extensively. They’ve shared insights into their development practices, which include leveraging .NET for high performance and scalability.
Jet.com / Walmart. Jet.com, which was acquired by Walmart, built its e-commerce platform on .NET technologies, including .NET Core, to handle its high-volume, performance-sensitive operations.
Alibaba. The Chinese e-commerce giant has utilized .NET Core for some of its backend services, demonstrating .NET Core’s capabilities in handling large-scale e-commerce operations.
Dell. Dell used .NET and potentially .NET Core for various internal and external applications, showcasing the technology’s versatility in different types of projects.
UPS. UPS adopted .NET Core for developing and modernizing some of its logistics and tracking systems, benefiting from the technology’s scalability and performance.
Chipotle. Chipotle built their customer-facing web application where customers can order food, track orders, and other functionality using .Net Core on the backend.
Enterprise and consumer web applications, from product strategy and design through backend, data and operations.
Custom backends, API development and integration, enterprise and cloud services, and backend testing.
Custom database design and architecture, migrations, cloud and distributed databases, integration and data warehouses.
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