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.NET full stack development for the Microsoft ecosystem.
ASP.NET Core backends paired with a modern frontend, deployed to Azure or your existing infrastructure by one accountable engineering team.
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definition
What is .NET full stack development?
.NET full stack development pairs an ASP.NET Core backend with a modern frontend framework like React or Angular, built by one team across both layers, for organizations already standardizing on the Microsoft development ecosystem end to end.
key takeaways
Searches for "net full stack developer" run around 1,870 a month in the US, concentrated among teams that already run Microsoft infrastructure.
Full-stack developers earn a median $130K in the US, with 69% of surveyed developers working full-time (Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2024).
52.2% of professional developers run cloud infrastructure on AWS versus 29.7% on Azure (Stack Overflow, 2024) -- a real tradeoff .NET teams weigh when choosing where to deploy.
You don't need to have decided between .NET Framework and .NET Core before you talk to us; we assess your existing stack first.
// why teams standardize on .NET
Why do organizations standardize on .NET across the whole stack instead of mixing frameworks? Because the tooling, the identity and security model, and the deployment pipeline all come from the same vendor and integrate cleanly, which matters most for regulated or enterprise teams already running Active Directory and Azure. The tradeoff is the same one every backend faces on the frontend: .NET itself does not render the interface, so the seam between the ASP.NET Core API and a React or Angular frontend still needs a team that owns both sides, not just one.
-- .net full stack, in numbers --
median US salary for full-stack developers, with 69% of surveyed developers employed full-time
src - Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2024US searches for "net full stack developer" -- teams standardizing on the Microsoft ecosystem actively evaluating vendors
src - Google Keyword Planner via state/tier-assignment.csvof professional developers run their cloud infrastructure on AWS, ahead of Azure at 29.7% -- context most .NET teams weigh against staying inside the Microsoft cloud
src - Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2024what's included - five
What our .NET full stack team actually does.
Five capabilities, one goal: an ASP.NET Core backend and a frontend built as one system, not stitched together.
- 01
ASP.NET Core backend engineering
REST and gRPC APIs built on ASP.NET Core, wired to the SQL Server or Azure SQL database your team already runs.
- 02
Frontend paired to your .NET backend
React or Angular wired directly to your .NET services, chosen against your team's existing frontend investment.
- 03
Legacy .NET Framework modernization
Older .NET Framework (pre-Core) applications assessed and migrated to .NET Core where it makes sense, not a forced rewrite.
- 04
Azure deployment and integration
Applications deployed to Azure App Service or Azure Kubernetes Service, wired into the Microsoft cloud services you already use.
- 05
Entity Framework and database design
Schema design and Entity Framework Core configuration built for the query patterns your application actually runs.
method
How does a .NET full stack engagement actually work?
A Syndell .NET full stack engagement runs four stages: a stack and architecture review, parallel backend and frontend development, integration and QA, and deployment with ongoing support.
- 01
Stack and architecture review
// outcome
-> an honest read on your current .NET stack and where a modern frontend needs to connect to it
- 02
Backend and frontend build
// outcome
-> ASP.NET Core services and frontend interface built in parallel by the same team
- 03
Integration and QA
// outcome
-> both layers tested together against real data, including Azure-hosted dependencies
- 04
Deployment and support
// outcome
-> shipped to Azure or your existing infrastructure with a maintenance plan for framework upgrades
recent work
.NET applications built for enterprise scale.
clutch: 5.0/5 - google: 4.9/5
- enterprise
Enterprise web application
a permissioned, multi-team system built for scale beyond a single department
read - case - financial services
Financial services website development
a compliance-aware platform built for a regulated industry
read - case
"The level of communication and service was exceptional."
what to expect
What a .NET full stack engagement looks like
Scope tracks whether you're extending an existing ASP.NET Core service or building a new application from scratch, and whether it deploys to Azure or elsewhere. We don't quote a flat number blind. What you get: a stack review, a .NET backend and frontend built by one team, and a deployment plan matched to the infrastructure you already run.
the practice
Running on Azure already? Our DevSecOps practice covers security-first deployment pipelines for regulated .NET workloads. Standardizing on JavaScript instead? See MERN stack development. Bring a developer directly onto your team through hire full stack developers. See the complete full stack development practice this engagement draws on.
frequently - asked
About .NET full stack
development.
01What is .NET full stack development?
NET full stack development pairs an ASP.NET Core backend with a modern frontend framework like React or Angular, built by one team across both layers, for organizations standardizing on the Microsoft development ecosystem.
02Do you work with older .NET Framework applications, or only .NET Core?
Both. Many engagements start by assessing an existing .NET Framework application and deciding what genuinely needs to move to .NET Core versus what can keep running as-is. We tell you honestly what migration actually buys you before recommending it.
03Do you deploy to Azure, or can we use other infrastructure?
Both. Azure is the natural fit for most .NET applications and where we deploy by default, but we also deploy .NET applications to AWS or on-premises infrastructure when that is what your organization already runs.
04Which frontend do you pair with a .NET backend?
React and Angular most often. Angular has historical ties to the Microsoft ecosystem through TypeScript, but we recommend based on your team's existing investment and hiring pool, not a default we happen to prefer.
05How much does .NET full stack development cost?
It comes down to scope: extending an existing ASP.NET Core service is a fraction of what a new full-stack .NET application from scratch runs. Published rate cards tend to mislead more than they help, so we skip them -- book a call for a real estimate.
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Start your .NET full stack engagement.
Tell us what your .NET backend already runs -- we'll tell you honestly what it takes to pair it with a modern frontend.
