Startups Using ASP.NET in Boston
Via their job posts and information submitted by startups themselves, these are the Boston ASP.NET startups we've found.
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“A full suite of cloud-based compensation data management tools [integrating] all your data and survey sources.”
“Captures and tracks implant usage in the operating room, driving operational efficiencies through a vendor agnostic electronic trading platform.”
Yahoo Pipes for big data. Drag-and-drop dataflow creation for easy custom analytics.
“Software for Life Science: Electronic Lab Notebook, One-stop Chemical Structure Search, Compound Registration for Chemistry and Biology,” and more.
Software tool suite for English-as-a-second-language teachers.
Tech Stack Highlights
Aurelia – After tinkering with a number of different front-end Javascript frameworks, we’ve moved forward with Aurelia to enable rich standards-based client-side functionality, routing and data-binding. We find that Aurelia’s test-ability and modular design work well for our small team.
ASP.NET MVC/Web API – Using these enterprise-grade frameworks and Visual Studio enables us to focus on delivering value to our customers through new web-based products and features. Documentation and IDE support for .NET and C# is incredibly rich. We also depend heavily upon continuous integration (CI), one-click builds, and Selenium automation tests to build in quality from the start.
Elasticsearch – We’re using Elasticsearch as our search platform to enable educators to construct and perform complex queries to identify and visualize data about students, such as those that might need extra attention or are at risk. Student data, especially for English Language Learners (ELLs), is incredibly nuanced and is comprised of many different properties. Elasticsearch helps us scale to support the fast searching of multiple data sets from each of our school district customers.
Python – We find that it’s one of the best technologies for data wrangling, especially when using packages such as pandas. Whether it is manipulating large datasets in MongoDB via map-reduce functions, or transforming data files containing important student data, Python is our tool of choice in this area.
Octopus Deploy – We use Octopus Deploy for our deployment automation platform. It holds a near and dear place in our hearts because it provides first-class support for Windows/.NET and is extensible, open and reliable. And it’s from Australia!
Interview survey tools for financial institutions to better cross-sell.