Modernize existing .Net apps effortlessly

Modernize existing .Net apps effortlessly

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Watch the video interview with our customer Turnkey that has used the Servoy platform to modernize their .NET-based ERP system and move it to the cloud.

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About .Net

Servoy can easily connect to your existing Business Logic layer allowing you to deliver a modern user experience to the applications you already have in place. The platform allows you to seamlessly reuse your existing database and business logic.

You have a great .Net app; you like the great Bootstrap or Material designs but how do you make them work together?

You could code by hand, but you’d be returning to the 3GL era. How about databinding? Managing your state? Or creating a UI in HTML and JavaScript? Sure, all could be done, but these are time-consuming activities that are error prone and can introduce security problems in your software. With Servoy we make the integration Rapid! Simply drag and drop Kendo UI controls onto a canvas, bind them to your existing SQL data, even directly to your logic, and you are all set! Servoy does all the plumbing for you. Curious how this works? View these 30-minute recorded webinars where we build a great User Experiences using Servoy and .Net.

Servoy allows you to reuse the data and business logic you currently have to deliver a great User Experience to your end users in record time!

Testimonial

“Java and .Net are very complex and time-consuming to code with. I have seen a lot of companies try to build their own frameworks and fail. It is much wiser to use a proven RAD environment. Using the Servoy platform we saved between three and four years of development time.” – Ton Dekker, R&D Manager

Customer case

Reflecta develops enterprise resource planning (ERP) software for the sports, shoe, and fashion industries since 1990. The application has enjoyed great success from its inception. Today, 80 customers in the Netherlands and Germany rely on Reflecta’s ERP for their operations.

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