.NET Backend Development

.NET is our choice for enterprise projects with complex business rules and demanding authorization requirements. We work with C#, Entity Framework and PostgreSQL.

When .NET is the right choice

  • When business rules are complex and data integrity is critical; type safety and compile-time checks lower the cost of mistakes.
  • When role-based authorization needs are detailed; .NET's identity and authorization infrastructure solves this out of the box.
  • When integration with the Microsoft ecosystem (Active Directory, Azure) is expected in an enterprise environment.

Our approach

  • We produce the data model and authorization structure in week one — the two most expensive decisions to reverse.
  • Entity Framework migrations bring schema changes under version control.
  • The API contract is written before development starts so client teams can work in parallel.
  • We write automated tests for critical flows; in enterprise projects, regression is the most expensive class of bug.

Technical approach

  1. 01

    Data model

    Entities, relationships and constraints, with integrity guaranteed at the database level.

  2. 02

    Identity and authorization

    Authentication, role definitions and access policies.

  3. 03

    API layer

    REST endpoints, contract documentation and error handling.

  4. 04

    Testing and release

    Automated tests for critical flows, deployment pipeline and monitoring.

What you get

  • A .NET API codebase written in C#
  • Database schema and migration files
  • API documentation
  • Role-based authorization structure

Technologies we use

.NETC#Entity FrameworkPostgreSQLREST API

Related work

Frequently asked questions

Should we choose .NET or Node.js?

We prefer .NET when business rules are complex, data integrity is critical and detailed authorization is required; type safety and built-in identity infrastructure are advantages there. For lightweight services, real-time connections or fast prototypes, Node.js can be more practical.

Do .NET and PostgreSQL work together?

Yes. We use the PostgreSQL provider through Entity Framework. It gives you every .NET advantage without SQL Server licensing cost, and it is our preferred combination for enterprise projects.

Can you take over our existing .NET project?

Yes. Before taking over we review the codebase, data model, dependency versions and release process, and deliver a report of critical risks and improvement priorities.

Let's talk about your .NET project

Describe your enterprise backend needs and we'll share our architectural recommendation.