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Do you have a .NET project? Work with our developers to bring it to life.

For enterprise applications

We use .NET to build web applications, back‑end services, and desktop applications, supported by a dedicated expert team.

3 reasons to choose .NET

01.

.NET is multilingual

.NET supports multiple programming languages such as C#, F#, and VB.NET. This allows developers to choose the language best suited for each project while still benefiting from the full .NET ecosystem.

02.

.NET is built for enterprise

With features like ASP.NET for web development, Entity Framework for ORM, and native integrations with Azure DevOps, .NET is designed to meet the needs of large‑scale enterprise projects.

03.

.NET delivers high performance

Thanks to its Just‑In‑Time (JIT) compiler and advanced optimisations like Span and Memory, .NET achieves high performance comparable to compiled languages like C++.

Client case: Effy

Effy, a company specialising in energy‑efficient home renovation, engaged Galadrim to develop the .NET back‑end for an energy‑savings simulator.

The online user journey estimates a home’s thermal performance and the potential gains from various renovation actions. We used the official DPE regulatory method; thermal calculations follow the 3CL 2021 standard.

Our experts .NET

Martin Lebard

Developer full-stack

Molly Allerhand

Developer full-stack

Antonin Duthil

Developer full-stack

Pierre Bigey

Developer full-stack

Théo Ecochard

Developer full-stack

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Frequently asked questions about .NET

What is .NET?

.NET is a development platform by Microsoft used to build web, desktop, mobile applications, as well as back‑end services.

Which language does .NET use?

.NET supports several programming languages, including C#, F#, and Visual Basic .NET.

What’s the difference between .NET Core and .NET Framework?

.NET Core is a cross‑platform, open‑source version of .NET, whereas .NET Framework is Windows‑only and not open‑source.

What is ASP.NET?

ASP.NET is a framework within the .NET platform used for building dynamic websites, APIs, and web services.

How does dependency management work in .NET?

Dependency management in .NET is handled through configuration files and tools like NuGet, which allow developers to add, update, or remove libraries and packages.

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