.NET since 2005 — about 90% of BSD’s development today.
BSD Infotech has developed on Microsoft .NET since 2005, and around 90% of its development work today is on the .NET platform, using current .NET (ASP.NET Core). Websites, web applications, member portals, e-commerce, APIs and business software are built with C# and SQL Server, and supported for the long term.
Standardising on one platform is a practical choice: BSD’s club, POS, inventory, billing and attendance systems and its web applications share the same language, database and security model, so one team can build, integrate and support them together. For clients, that means fewer hand-offs between vendors and technologies.
Role-based business applications and dashboards. See web application development.
Member login, dues and online payment. See member portals.
Stores integrated with stock and billing. See e-commerce development.
APIs for mobile apps and third-party systems, with API documentation.
Payment gateways, Tally (100+ clients), ERP and SMS/WhatsApp/email services.
Desktop and web business applications. See custom software development.
| Layer | Technologies |
|---|---|
| Framework | Current .NET with ASP.NET Core; C# |
| Database | Microsoft SQL Server |
| APIs | REST APIs with documentation |
| Front end & mobile | Server-rendered pages, React, React Native, Android — see mobile application development |
| Hosting | IIS on Windows Server, or Linux with a reverse proxy; BSD-managed cloud or the client’s own servers |
BSD supports and enhances the .NET applications it builds under support and AMC. Applications built by others on .NET can be assessed; whether BSD can support, extend or move them to current .NET depends on the code, documentation and hosting found in that assessment.
Tell us what it does and what it is built on.
Tell us about the application you need or the .NET system you already run. We will review the requirement and recommend an approach.
Helpful to include in your enquiry: what the application must do · users and roles · integrations · existing .NET code or system (if any) · hosting preference