Backend delivery
We support REST API development, background services, data access, and integration work in existing .NET systems. The goal is to keep business workflows stable while adding features or improving maintainability.
.NET Engineering for Existing Systems
.NET Engineering for Existing Backend and Legacy Systems
Microtechnics helps companies extend, modernize and stabilize existing .NET backends, APIs and legacy applications through clearly scoped technical projects.
Use case
Extend an existing .NET product without unnecessary rewrites
Microtechnics takes responsibility for a defined technical scope within the existing system and delivers the agreed result independently, while respecting established architecture and workflows.
Legacy modernization
Legacy modernization does not always mean a rewrite. It can mean updating dependencies, resolving compatibility issues, simplifying risky areas, and preparing the codebase for continued delivery.
CI/CD and deployment
We help improve delivery pipelines with Docker, Azure DevOps, and deployment automation so releases are easier to repeat and less dependent on manual steps.
AI-assisted modernization
For suitable codebases, AI-assisted workflows can support codebase analysis, test preparation, refactoring and defined modernization tasks while implementation, review and validation remain part of the existing engineering process.
Project delivery
Defined scope and production-focused outcomes
Work starts with the system area and outcome that need to be addressed: a fragile backend endpoint, legacy integration, deployment process or code path that is difficult to change safely.
The technical scope, assumptions and deliverables are agreed before implementation. Microtechnics then implements the defined change and provides clear documentation of the delivered result.
Typical project scopes include .NET backend development, REST API maintenance, SQL data access, dependency updates, Docker deployment improvements, CI/CD automation, Azure DevOps pipelines, and legacy modernization for systems that still matter to operations.