.NET DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

The software development project’s cost is derived considering multiple factors— project scope, technology stack, person-hours required, engagement model, business objective, and much more. We aim to keep the cost and quality balanced that can meet the expectations of all stakeholders.

Depending on the scope, the project can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to complete. Therefore, we follow Agile development methodologies to deliver projects on time, under budget and with the highest quality standards.

Following agile project management methodologies, we regularly communicate the project progress to clients, concerned teams, managers, and all relevant stakeholders. In the case of a website or app development project, we provide login information to our customers for assessing real-time progress.

Suppose there is a different team that has worked/is working on the .NET project. In that case, our subject matter expert SME will gather your requirements, understand the project scope and existing documentation to assess the timeline and person-hours required. After this, we will propose suitable working models for your ongoing project.

Absolutely yes, we take full ownership of post-development maintenance, support, and software updates. In other engagement models, we provide support on a case-by-case basis.

Sure, you can. Our experts will assess the person-hour requirement for the changes required and provide the cost and time estimates.

Yes, we can provide you a dedicated .NET team, a single developer, or other .NET or software professionals, depending on your needs. You will also have flexible pricing, an NDA & a simple exit policy.

Hire .NET developers & development models can significantly reduce your development costs. Thanks to the comparatively lower cost of living and business-friendly tax systems, the rates for outsourced .NET software development can be up to 50% lower than those of their counterparts in the US and more developed countries.

Yes, we offer team augmentation engagement where our experienced resources work along with your team and make the best out of the in-house & outsourced dot NET development model.

Yes, we use version control to keep track of all software changes.

• All codes should have a mainline. This is the complete code.
• Branches of code are taken off the mainline and worked on (version).
• Developers can pull a branch from the release branches to develop their code or work on individual tasks/bugs.
• Partner branches are checked into the work branch once tested.
• Work branches of code are tested and checked into the trunk once done.
• The trunk is tested.

At any point during this process, before merging to the trunk, the trunk can be released. Furthermore, any change to the trunk can be reverted easily and are identifiable. It guarantees that when a change is not acceptable, it can be removed without having any negative impact on the rest of the code.

There is a simple way to do so. Just look who reported the bug and the developer it is assigned, and at what stage the software is. There are always ways to search for bugs in the same application area, either currently being worked on or fixed in the past. For example, our bug report includes the following information.

• Reporter
• Version it appears
• Assigned to
• Reproduction steps
• Expected behavior
• Date reported
• Date resolved
• Resolution
• How it was fixed
• Code reviewer
• Implementation version
• Screenshots or video of the bug

Always there is little information attached to every reported bug. And the details will determine the probability of the bug being fixed promptly.

Yes, our organization use unit testing to automate the testing of small parts of codes according to their functionality. These are minimal tests added by the developer which are quick to implement. They are great for detecting low-level errors in code but have a significant impact on the overall quality of the codebase. We also ensure that we are testing what could go wrong along with what the code should do.

To ensure quality, we start with validation/verification. Design validation/verification means the development team asks a question, “Is this what the customer asked for” and “Is this what I want.” The key is your requirements document which paints a clear picture of the end product.

Second, comes the user interface. Are all the text boxes, widgets, graphs, tables, buttons, images, etc., aligned? We ensure there are no overlapping objects, and the user interface is well-aligned & intuitive. To ensure that your application is professional-looking, we run an application through a quality person or a graphics person – who is detail-oriented.

Finally, the application is tested to ensure there are no bugs. Unit testing is the first step. Next, use cases of different types of users/roles & persona are created and tested. This is done by our internal QA team, who regularly carry an experience in trying various software applications.

To ensure optimum functionality of the end product, the key is to get your requirements & design documents right from the word go & continuous testing to ensure the development is on track & matching the requirements ideally till the end.

Our developers use the latest development tools available as their language of choice right from scratch & ensure your application is maintained & kept up to date regularly.

It is seen that an application evolving as the project progresses in development. Customers keep pitching in new ideas and new features to be added. We ensure that the development team keeps you notified about additional costing if any change is requested. Then, depending on your budget, you can make a call to approve or reject the change estimate. In addition, it’s always a good idea to estimate the tentative changes that are going to be implemented. This prevents rework, both time and money wasters, if the implementation does not match what you had in mind. The primary goal for us is always to control your budget and prevent scope creep.