C#

2002 – present

Overview

C# has been Microsoft's primary managed language since 2002, spanning everything from ageing .NET Framework WinForms and MVC applications through to current .NET services. The risk with C# systems is rarely the language itself — it's the accumulated integration debt around it.

What we handle

  • Maintenance and feature development across old and current C# codebases
  • Safe, staged upgrades from .NET Framework toward current .NET
  • Building integration layers between modern C# services and older systems
  • Code health reviews focused on what's actually risky to change
  • Acting as the continuity point when the original team has moved on

What this usually looks like

Signs your C# system needs a specialist, not a generalist.

The bridge

Old and new, working together

Use modern C# and current .NET as the connective layer between an ageing core system and the newer services the business wants to add around it.

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