Blazor
Blazor applications your C# team can keep extending.
We build Blazor Server and WebAssembly applications that share code with your .NET back end, including data-heavy enterprise screens built with Telerik UI.
- Kickoff
- 48 hours
- Full-time from
- $3,400/mo
- UI
- Telerik, MudBlazor
What we deliver
What our Blazor team delivers
Enterprise screens
Grids, forms and dashboards with Telerik UI for Blazor, built to consistent CRUD standards.
ASP.NET Zero Blazor
Feature work and upgrades on ASP.NET Zero and ABP Blazor solutions.
WebForms to Blazor
Move legacy WebForms screens to Blazor component by component.
Performance tuning
Render optimization, virtualization and SignalR connection management.
Technology
- Blazor Server
- Blazor WebAssembly
- Telerik UI
- MudBlazor
- ASP.NET Zero
- SignalR
- .NET 10
How it starts
From first call to first commit in 48 hours.
You interview and approve every engineer. Scale up or down with two weeks' notice.
Day 1
Tech alignment
We agree on stack, goals and scope, finalize the statement of work, and send a shortlist of matched engineers.
Day 2
Interview, approve, kick off
You interview the shortlist and approve an engineer. Work starts the same day in your Slack, Jira and Git.
Related work
Proof from a real engagement
See how we delivered similar work, or browse all case studies.
Moore Belgium · Brussels, Belgium
engineers embedded in a Brussels digital services team for six years.
From June 2020 to September 2026, 2–5 92 Logics engineers worked inside Moore Belgium's digital services team, developing and maintaining cloud-based .NET software.
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Common questions
Blazor Server or WebAssembly?
Blazor Server suits internal enterprise apps with fast connections; WebAssembly suits public apps that need offline support or lower server load. .NET 10 lets you mix both.
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