Stackologists · two-way matchmaking

Studio for .NET, Blazor, and Angular

Stackologists is exclusively full stack. The named work is .NET, Blazor, and Angular — staffed or built, on the estate you already run.

Stackologists is a software studio. We put a .NET, Blazor, or Angular person on your team, or we take a named piece of that work ourselves. When a hire is the wrong shape, we build — a named stack, and a finish line written in the agreement.

Tell us what you are building The named stacks

Handmade white paper on charcoal, divided by a single red thread — A name goes forward only when both sides meet.

Both sides, then a name

Stackologists scores the project and the person against the same list. The introduction is that score, or a decision to stop.

01

The project

Stackologists writes down the languages, data stores, and hosting the next increment will touch.

02

The person

The person put forward has been reviewed against that list, not against a kitchen-sink requisition.

03

The stop

When the two do not meet, Stackologists says so. The empty seat stays empty.

Named stacks: .NET, Blazor, Angular

These are the stacks Stackologists will put a name on. If your system of record is already here, we work in it. We do not recommend a rewrite just to make staffing easier.

.NET

ASP.NET Core APIs, MVC, identity, and SQL Server when the business already lives on Microsoft.

.NET staffing and builds

Blazor

C# UI with Blazor Server or WebAssembly. The same team that owns the API keeps the screen.

Blazor Server and WASM

Angular

Long-lived apps: forms, routing, your version, and HTML that search can read on the first request.

Angular staffing and builds

React is a fit when the team already owns JavaScript and the public HTML has to ship as the product. That page is here. It is not the default.

React, when that is the repo Staff, build, or search

What we do

Staffing

A named person, matched to your .NET, Blazor, or Angular repo, after we have also looked at how you run the work.

How staffing works

Custom software

Bounded product work — a .NET API, a Blazor admin, an Angular module — then we hand it back.

See build work

Technical SEO

Make Angular and Blazor public routes readable as HTML. The first response has to hold the answer.

How we approach search

A red bead of glaze resting in the seam between black stone and bone ceramic — Stackologists reviews the project and the person before a name goes forward.

Who this is for

Product and IT teams that already run .NET, Blazor, or Angular and need either capacity on the team or a finished piece of work. We work with clients who can meet on a screen.

You have a backlog and need a full-stack person who already knows .NET, Blazor, or Angular.
You need an API, a Blazor admin, or an Angular module finished, without adding a seat.
The Angular or Blazor product exists, but search still cannot read the pages.

Matched to the work, not a generic seat

We match a person to the stack on your project. We also look at how the project is run. A developer should not inherit a twelve-item technology list the team will never touch.

Each person we put forward has been reviewed for the technologies that will ship.
If we cannot make a match, we say so instead of forcing one.
You see how we scored the match, so feedback stays specific.

Start with the stack you run See how we select

Common questions

What does Stackologists do?

Stackologists staffs and builds .NET, Blazor, and Angular work. React is available when that is already the repo you have.

Do you only staff, or do you also build?

Stackologists does both. Some clients want a developer on their team. Others want a finished piece of product. Same review, a different contract.

What if there is no fit?

Stackologists tells you and stops. An empty seat is better than sending someone who does not fit.