.NET development is an open source platform made for building desktop, web, and mobile applications that can run natively on any operating system. We’ve had the pleasure of helping various businesses across different sectors with their .NET development needs, so we thought we’d share what you can really do with the technology.

Building cross-platform applications

With .NET development, you can build cross platform applications that can run on different operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Develop web applications

.NET offers several options for developing web applications, including ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET, MVC, and ASP.NET Core. These frameworks provide developers with much needed tools to create secure and scalable web applications.

Create desktop applications

.NET also provides developers with the tools needed to create desktop applications. The most frequently used framework for desktop development is Windows forms, which enables developers to create interactive user interfaces.

Develop mobile applications

With .NET you can create mobile applications for iOS and Android using Xamarin. Xamarin is a framework that enables developers to write code once and deploy it on multiple platforms.

Game development

Did you know you can also use .NET for game development? The most popular gaming engine for .NET is Unity, which provides developers with the tools needed to create high quality games for multple platforms.

Build cloud applications

.NET is ideal for developing new cloud applications for Microsoft Azure, which provides developers with a wide range of services and tools for deploying and managing cloud applications.

Leverage cloud computing

Cloud computing offers a wide range of business benefits, including scalability and resilience, which prepares your application to handle spikes in traffic and stay available even in the face of hardware or network failures.

With Microsoft Azure, developers have the ability to build cloud based applications that take advantage of a wide range of services, including virtual machines, databases, and data storage.