Stackologists · the Microsoft estate
.NET when the business already lives on Microsoft
Stackologists takes MVC sites, Web APIs, and the relational store they already trust. We work in the estate you have, not the one that would be easier to staff.
We take .NET work when the system of record is already there — SQL Server, existing identity, a service the rest of the company calls. The UI is a separate decision: Blazor if the team should stay in C#, Angular if that front end is already the product.
Typical .NET engagements
- ASP.NET Core APIs that other teams can version against.
- MVC or Razor apps that have to keep working while a piece is replaced.
- SQL Server work that is allowed to stay SQL Server.
- Identity and the calls the rest of the company already makes.
Staff or build
A .NET hire is the right call when you already have a backlog and someone who can review the work. A build is the right call when you need a finished API or MVC slice on a date, then the repository back. Stackologists will say which contract fits before anyone starts.
When we point you elsewhere
If the product is a new consumer UI with no Microsoft estate, start on the React page. If the team is C# and the screen should stay C#, that is the Blazor page. Name the API or the form that has to work on a date.
Common questions
Do you take teams off .NET?
No. Stackologists works in the Microsoft estate you have. A rewrite to make staffing easier is not the offer.
Can you staff and build on .NET?
Yes. Stackologists will put a .NET person on your team, or own a bounded API or MVC piece and hand it back.