Dotnet Development Company.
Built for Performance. Ready to Scale.
We build .NET 8 application programming interfaces, enterprise platforms, and multi-tenant SaaS products on Azure. Every project ships on the current LTS release with clean architecture, full test coverage, and containerized deployment.
Running .NET Framework 4.x costs you more every quarter. Here is what that gap looks like in code.
Pain · Development team reviewing legacy .NET codebase
Compare both architectures side by side and see exactly what we change when we build or migrate your .NET system.
This is the architectural difference between a legacy .NET Framework application and a modern .NET 8 platform built by Redefine.
Signature · .NET developer reviewing clean architecture on VS Code
Four outcomes your team gets on delivery day.
.NET 8 Minimal application programming interfaces handle more throughput with less memory than any previous .NET release. We build on the current LTS runtime so your platform benefits from every performance improvement Microsoft ships.
Cloud-native deployment options →JWT authentication, role-based access control, and Microsoft Identity Platform integration are designed in from the start. For regulated industries, we implement SOC 2-ready patterns and audit logging at the infrastructure layer.
Every .NET project uses a clean 4-layer architecture: Presentation, Application (CQRS with MediatR), Domain, and Infrastructure. Your team can add a feature without touching layers it does not own. No tight coupling between concerns.
Every handler, service, and repository ships with xUnit tests. Integration tests run against real database containers using Testcontainers. Your team inherits a codebase where the test suite catches regressions before they reach production.
Quality assurance and test automation services →From fragmented manual workflows to a fully automated .NET multichannel platform.
Existing manual workflows mapped. System requirements documented. .NET platform architecture designed including domain model, data schema, and application programming interface surface.
ASP.NET Core backend with order management, inventory tracking, and invoicing modules built and tested. Supplier application programming interface integration layer scaffolded.
Supplier integrations completed. Secure authentication and role-based authorization implemented for regulated industry compliance. Dropshipping workflow automation built end to end.
End-to-end test suite completed. Performance tests validated under peak load. Zero-downtime deployment to production. Full documentation and runbooks delivered.
Proof · E-commerce operations team using new .NET platform
USAGO operates in the regulated guns and ammo industry and required a custom multichannel dropshipping platform to unify order management, inventory, shipping, invoicing, and supplier coordination into one automated system.
The full .NET 8 and Azure stack. Click any technology to see where it fits.
Our primary language for all .NET projects. C# 12 adds primary constructors, collection expressions, and improved pattern matching. Every project uses nullable reference types, file-scoped namespaces, and the latest records and init-only patterns. We write idiomatic modern C#.
Minimal application programming interfaces replace the traditional controller pattern with route-based endpoint definitions. Startup code shrinks from 200+ lines to under 30. Performance improves because the middleware pipeline is simpler. We use Minimal APIs for all new .NET 8 projects unless the use case specifically benefits from controllers.
EF Core 8 with Azure SQL or PostgreSQL. Code-first migrations for schema management. Compiled queries for hot paths. Bulk updates and deletes without loading entities. We separate read and write models: EF Core for writes, Dapper or raw SQL for complex read queries.
Azure Container Apps for the .NET runtime. Azure SQL or PostgreSQL for data. Azure Service Bus for messaging. Azure Key Vault for secrets. Azure Monitor for observability. Application Insights for distributed tracing. The Azure ecosystem pairs naturally with .NET.
Blazor when the team wants to stay in C# for UI. Blazor Server for internal tools and admin panels where server-side rendering is appropriate. Blazor WebAssembly for SPAs that need client-side logic without JavaScript. We are pragmatic: React or Next.js when a richer UI ecosystem is needed.
Real-time bidirectional communication over WebSockets with automatic fallback. Used for live dashboards, notification systems, collaborative tools, and operational monitoring. Scales with Azure SignalR Service for multi-server deployments without sticky sessions.
Command Query Responsibility Segregation implemented via MediatR. Each use case is a separate handler class. Commands change state. Queries return data. Cross-cutting concerns (logging, validation, authorization) are pipeline behaviors. The application layer is fully decoupled from both presentation and infrastructure.
Every .NET 8 project ships with a multi-stage Dockerfile. The build stage compiles and publishes. The runtime stage uses the minimal .NET runtime image. No IIS. No Windows Server. The final image is lean, fast, and deployable to any container platform: Azure Container Apps, AKS, or self-hosted Kubernetes.
What you get from Redefine versus a typical dotnet development agency.
What engineering leads ask before a .NET engagement.
We are specific about fit before any commitment is made.
Not sure? Tell us about your .NET project and we will tell you honestly whether this engagement makes sense.
Tell us about your .NET project.
We respond within two business days. No commitment. No pitch.
We will review your .NET project and send an architecture proposal within 3 business days.
