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.NET
Origin
.NET was introduced by Microsoft in 2002 and fundamentally modernized with .NET Core (2016) and .NET 5+ (2020). Today, it is a cross-platform, open-source runtime for web, desktop, and cloud applications.
Benefits
- Excellent performance and modern language features (C#)
- First-class tooling integration (Visual Studio, Rider)
- Seamless Azure integration
- Strong typing with a productive development experience
Drawbacks
- Historically strongly Microsoft-aligned, ecosystem dependency
- Learning curve due to many frameworks and versions
Selected projects
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Modernization of an Operational Web Platform
For a company in the building materials industry, an existing legacy system was further developed and gradually replaced by a modern, microservice-based web platform. The solution integrates data from operational sources, analytics, and ERP systems, and supports use cases such as KPI calculation, shift summaries, task management, and operational excellence. Scalable backend and web services, REST APIs, and a testable development approach for reliable further development were implemented.
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B2B Order Portal for the Building Materials Industry
For a building materials manufacturer, an existing B2B portal for end-customer orders was further developed in the frontend and backend. The implementation was iterative, based on prioritized user stories, and included an analysis of the existing platform, the elaboration of a development concept, and the integration of new components into the existing solution. Through a domain-oriented architecture, APIs, and asynchronous communication, the expandability of the solution was specifically supported.
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