Software and web development · Melbourne · Australia-wide
Software and websites that support
the way your business works.
ardakara .NET builds business software, connects systems, supports established .NET and SQL Server applications, and develops professional websites for Australian businesses.
Across the business
From the website customers see to the systems your team relies on.
Business technology rarely sits in neat categories. A website may need to pass information into another system. An integration may depend on an older database. An established application may need support, further development or a staged upgrade.
I work across those boundaries. The starting point is not a preferred platform or a predetermined rebuild. It is understanding what the business needs, what already exists and what has to change.
Reasons to get in touch
Bring the problem before you have the specification.
You may know where work is getting stuck without knowing whether the answer is application support, an integration, new software or a better website.
An important application needs a developer
The original developer has moved on, faults are interrupting work or the system needs features nobody is available to build.
Information is being entered more than once
Orders, customer details or other records are being copied between systems because there is no reliable connection between them.
A spreadsheet has become business-critical
Pricing, reporting or operational knowledge depends on a file that is difficult to control, share or extend.
The website no longer represents the business
Services are difficult to understand, enquiries are harder than they should be or the site needs to connect with the tools behind the business.
The first step is to understand the situation and decide what kind of change is justified.
Core services
Development and support across four connected areas.
Choose the service that best describes the work today. If the problem crosses more than one area, we can establish the right starting point during the initial discussion.
Existing application support
Take over, maintain and extend .NET and SQL Server applications your business still depends on. Work can include fault investigation, database changes, reporting, new features and clearer build, deployment and support records.
System integration
Move information between websites, external platforms and internal operational systems. Integration work covers the full handover, including mapping, validation, duplicate handling, failures and responsibility for exceptions.
Custom business software
Build a focused web or Windows application for quoting, reporting or specialised operational work that spreadsheets and off-the-shelf products do not handle well.
Website design and ongoing care
Build a professional service-business website with clear messaging, responsive development, hosting, maintenance and practical support under one managed service.
Relevant experience
Commercial software experience, kept close to the work.
I have worked commercially with .NET since 2016, building, maintaining and extending business applications across Windows, web and SQL Server environments.
That experience includes software used for stock, sales, invoicing, contracts and reporting; integrations that bring external orders and related records into warehouse operations; quoting applications that carry job information into production paperwork; and hosting and deployment changes for established ASP.NET systems.
You deal directly with the developer reviewing the situation, defining the work and carrying it through development, testing and release. Dependencies, responsibilities and support boundaries are made clear before they become project surprises.
More about Arda and his approachSelected work
Evidence from applications, integrations and operational software.
These anonymised examples show the kinds of systems involved, the constraints that mattered and the changes made.
View all case studiesSupporting a .NET application used for stock, sales and invoicing
Production faults and changing workflows needed attention in an established WinForms, ASP.NET and SQL Server application. Fixes and new functionality were developed within the existing system so its useful business rules and operational workflows could remain in place.
Read the application support case study Ecommerce orders and warehouse operationsBringing external orders into warehouse operations
Order, customer and product records needed to move from external platforms into internal systems. The integration mapped and validated the information before transfer and made failed records available for investigation.
Read the integration case study Custom quoting and productionReplacing spreadsheet quoting with a purpose-built application
Pricing rules, customer details and production information were spread across spreadsheet work. A .NET and SQL Server application brought the calculations, quotes and production documents together around the same underlying job data.
Read the custom software case studyWorking together
A clear path from the problem to a working change.
Understand the current situation
You explain how the work happens now, who relies on it and what is getting in the way. I review the relevant system, data, content or workflow before recommending the work.
Define the scope and responsibilities
We agree what I will deliver, what the work depends on, what sits outside the scope and the price. Larger projects can be divided into useful, testable stages.
Build, test and release
I develop the agreed change, test representative scenarios and plan the release around the work it affects. Handover, ongoing support and recovery arrangements are made clear.
Articles
Practical guidance for better software and website decisions.
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Read articleDiscuss the work
Tell me what needs to change.
Share a little about the system, process, website or project, who relies on it and what is currently getting in the way. You do not need a finished brief or technical specification. I will review the context, tell you whether I can help and explain what a sensible next step would be.