Proprietary .NET framework

In 2022 my company’s main products were written in ASP.NET WebForms, an environment Microsoft declared obsolete and replaced with ASP.NET Core — two frameworks that, despite the similar name, share little more than C#.

Rewriting from scratch meant choosing the foundations for the next ten years of the product. This project collects the evaluation work and the building of a proprietary .NET-based framework designed for a team of fifteen developers.