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C#: A powerful language for creating robust cross-platform applications

C# is a modern object-oriented language developed by Microsoft as a key component of the .NET platform. Thanks to its similarity to Java, it is easy to read, but at the same time offers advanced features that make it an ideal tool for developing enterprise applications, modern web services, and multi-platform solutions. It combines security, stability, and performance with the extensive .NET ecosystem.

Key features of C#

C# is a strongly typed language with automatic memory management and support for garbage collection, which minimizes the risk of errors when working with memory. It fully supports the principles of object-oriented programming – inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation. Thanks to async/await constructs, it allows you to write efficient asynchronous code, which is essential when working with APIs or databases. C# supports LINQ for elegant data handling, has strong integration with database tools (e.g., Entity Framework), and, thanks to .NET MAUI or Xamarin, allows the development of mobile applications from a single code base. In addition, it is compatible with Blazor for creating web applications using C# instead of JavaScript.

The benefits of C# in practice

C# offers a stable and consistent environment for developing enterprise systems, ERP solutions, web portals, and mobile applications. For developers, it means easy integration with other Microsoft tools (Azure, SQL Server, Office 365). For businesses, it brings security, long-term support, and easy application scaling. Visual Studio provides a cutting-edge IDE with advanced tools for debugging, testing, and deployment. C# is a powerful yet understandable language that shortens the development cycle and ensures high quality of the final product.

Uses Cases of C#

C# is used for developing back-end web applications (ASP.NET Core), desktop applications (WPF, WinForms), mobile applications (MAUI, Xamarin), and games (Unity). It is widely used in financial and industrial systems where high reliability and security are required. Thanks to .NET Core, it is multi-platform, allowing you to write and deploy applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

C# is a complex but accessible language that, thanks to its connection to the .NET ecosystem, offers everything you need to develop modern, scalable, and secure applications. It is the ideal choice for companies that want to build long-term sustainable technology solutions.

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Platit AG

Cathode Testing Software

Cathode testing software connects to PLC computer to get the values from cathode testing devices. The software transform the results into readable form in the user interface of the PC application then. The whole design of the new application was focused on creating a new touch screen control feature. Along with the redesign, we also worked on converting the application to a newer .NET and C# (WPF) technology. The original software worked with CODESYS technology, which was first introduced in 1994 and is no longer widely used.

Mercedes-Benz Financial Services

Switch from Microsoft Access

We have experts specialized in Microsoft Access platform and we can upgrade such applications. The upgrade can be handled in various ways and it can adjust to the budget of the client. In the case of Mercedes-Benz FS, we delivered an acceleration of queries and parts of the application by transferring to SQL Server (eg stored procedures, views etc.), leaving an existing frontend – transferring the entire application to the web interface.

Praline shop in Belgium

Support For Store Infrastructure

After the implementation of the application development, we focused on automatic monitoring of individual components, i.e. firewall, databases and application servers. In cases when a problem occurs, or often even before – e.g. processor load or unavailability of some service, we are informed about it and we immediately start with the correction.