Service · Brisbane and Gold Coast

.NET and ASP.NET Developer

Hireadev is run by Ryan Brooker, a Brisbane .NET developer. We build ASP.NET Core web apps and APIs, upgrade old .NET Framework systems, and help in-house teams with the hard parts. You deal with the person writing the code.

What we do

  • New web apps and APIs built with ASP.NET Core
  • Upgrades from .NET Framework, WebForms and WCF to modern .NET
  • Connecting .NET systems to Xero, MYOB, Microsoft 365 and other tools
  • Taking over a .NET app when the original developer has moved on
  • Code reviews and hands-on help for in-house .NET teams

Upgrading an old .NET app

Many Brisbane businesses still run on .NET Framework 4.x or WebForms. It works, but it gets harder to host, harder to hire for and harder to connect to newer systems. We upgrade it one piece at a time. The old app keeps running while each part moves across and is tested, so there is no risky switch-over day.

If the app started life in MS Access, VB6 or classic ASP, see legacy system modernisation or MS Access database replacement.

How we work

Small jobs and ongoing help are charged at $150 an hour, with the hours logged. Bigger projects start with a short paid discovery, then a fixed quote before any build work begins. The code lives in your own repository and runs in your own cloud account.

For your IT person

C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server and Azure SQL. Hosting on Azure App Service, Azure Functions or AWS in Australian regions. Sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID. Builds and deployments through GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps, with tests around the risky parts before anything changes.

.NET development FAQ

Usually yes, but not all at once. We move it to modern .NET a piece at a time, so the old app keeps running while each part is rebuilt and tested.
Yes. We can take on a piece of work, review code, or help your team with a tricky upgrade or integration, then hand everything back with notes.
Yes. We start with a review of the code, hosting and deployments, then tell you what state it's in and what we'd fix first.
Both work well with .NET. Blazor suits teams that only know C#. React suits public-facing apps and teams that already use JavaScript. We'll recommend one based on your team and the app.
Either. Small jobs and ongoing help are $150 an hour. Bigger projects get a fixed quote after a short paid discovery.

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Talk to a Brisbane .NET developer

Tell us about your .NET app or project. The first 30-minute chat is free, and you'll get a straight answer on what it needs.

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