Thoughts on .NET development, architecture, productivity and the day-to-day of technical work.
Almost every company with its own software has a .NET application that has been in production for years and that no one has time to maintain. Here are the si…
Read more →A senior .NET role open for six weeks signals real need and real difficulty filling it. Here is why it is so hard and what alternative you have in the meantime.
Read more →Every few years someone proposes rewriting the whole application because WebForms or .NET Framework are old. Here is why pragmatic maintenance and phased mod…
Read more →Modernising, extending or hiring maintenance without knowing the real state of your application means deciding blind. Here is what a technical audit of a .NE…
Read more →When a .NET team runs short on capacity, the reflex is to open a vacancy. But you do not always need an employee. Here is when in-house makes sense, when ext…
Read more →The questions that separate the real senior from the confused one, what to ask in the technical test, realistic 2026 rates in Spain, and the red and green fl…
Read more →How to tell when your .NET application needs urgent technical intervention and when what looks bad actually isn''t. Seven objective criteria and three false …
Read more →Agencies throw out absurd ranges. Here is what a custom .NET application actually costs in 2026: hourly rate breakdown, the five variables that move the budg…
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