Microsoft is a great partner (also, Oracle is dreadful), that's not a tiny company (200/500 employees) and they (MS) probably have a product, and expertise, that fits every need you currently have or ever will. I'd guess you have users on a Windows domain so I'd use C#, PostgreSQL, .Net (&.Net Core), Asp.net, React and such, but whatever, all of it except C#/ASP.NET are changeable. ASP.net is really powerful (and reliable). My advise would be 'don't reinvent the wheel' .. or 'keep it simple'
Hi, I was talking about my company for the (200/500) employees!
I would like to alert you that this company doesn't like its C# backend anymore and would like to work on a new API that wouldn't have so many bugs anymore!
I just arrived, I can change the stack as well as make a simple transition to .net core but it's true that asp is a bit scary in its size.
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Microsoft is a great partner (also, Oracle is dreadful), that's not a tiny company (200/500 employees) and they (MS) probably have a product, and expertise, that fits every need you currently have or ever will. I'd guess you have users on a Windows domain so I'd use C#, PostgreSQL, .Net (&.Net Core), Asp.net, React and such, but whatever, all of it except C#/ASP.NET are changeable. ASP.net is really powerful (and reliable). My advise would be 'don't reinvent the wheel' .. or 'keep it simple'
Hi, I was talking about my company for the (200/500) employees!
I would like to alert you that this company doesn't like its C# backend anymore and would like to work on a new API that wouldn't have so many bugs anymore!
I just arrived, I can change the stack as well as make a simple transition to .net core but it's true that asp is a bit scary in its size.