.NET Application Development Services and Indusa

Microsoft .NET Framework is a software development platform focused on rapid application development (RAD). It also supports platform independence and network transparency. .NET application development includes many technologies especially created to promote extensive development of Internet and intranet applications.

.NET has brought in new functionalities to the application programming interface (API) along with some tools. .NET provides an object-oriented API and is designed to be adequately generic so that a plethora of high-level languages can be compiled easily.

ASP.NET is a web application & development technology which programmers use to build dynamic websites and web applications along with web services. ASP.NET benefits over other script -based-technologies (including Classic ASP) by compiling the server side code to one or more DLL files on web server.

There is a collection of development tools specifically developed for use with the .NET platform. The principal example is Visual Studio .NET, an integrated development environment from Microsoft.

Indusa has extensively worked on the Microsoft .NET platform since its inception. The company helps in leveraging the potential of .NET framework for the benefit of your business. Our software engineers and development professionals, who are mostly Microsoft-Certified, are knowledgeable in ASP.NET, VB.NET, and well versed with the implementation of MVC. Indusa has been successfully planning, deploying and maintaining .NET solutions for businesses worldwide for the past decade.

For enterprises facing the need of applications or databases migration, Indusa offers a comprehensive suite of services on migration to .NET, whether it involves migration of legacy applications, or Pocket PC based applications.

Some of the common reasons for migration to .NET are issues of obsolete technology, complex architecture and scalability problems, depletion of resources to handle old architecture, business logic mix-up, integration problems with other systems and difficulty in upgrading the system for new user requirements.