Layered Architecture
A clean, layered structure with an auto-generated API layer, so the application is organized from day one rather than accumulating structure ad hoc.
ASP.NET Zero is a starting point for building enterprise web applications — a pre-built solution on top of ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, and Angular with common application infrastructure already in place. It's been a core specialization at ETECHTICS since 2019. Whether you're starting a new project, migrating an existing one, or keeping one running, this is what we do.
A pre-built application foundation, not a framework you assemble from scratch.
A clean, layered structure with an auto-generated API layer, so the application is organized from day one rather than accumulating structure ad hoc.
Domain-driven modules that keep features separated and easier to reason about as the application grows.
Common application requirements — the things nearly every project needs — already built, rather than reimplemented on each new project.
Built-in support for running as a single-tenant application or a multi-tenant SaaS product from the same codebase.
A polished, ready-made UI theme, so the front end doesn't have to be designed and built entirely from zero either.
A foundation intended to hold up as an application grows, rather than needing to be re-architected once it succeeds.
Whatever stage your ASP.NET Zero project is at, this is where we typically come in.
New projects and new features built on ASP.NET Zero from the start, using its built-in infrastructure rather than reinventing it. See Product Development.
Moving an existing application onto ASP.NET Zero to pick up its architecture and built-in features going forward. See Migration & Framework Upgradation.
Ongoing maintenance and enhancement for ASP.NET Zero applications already in production. See Support & Maintenance.
Updating an existing ASP.NET Zero application to a current framework version, so it keeps benefiting from upstream improvements.
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