Our products developed using the latest Microsoft .NET framework. RapidSolutions is fully expandable and able to integrate with other systems. .NET enables you to rapidly build a broad range of applications for Microsoft Windows®, the Web, and mobile devices.

Easy, Web-style deployment of rich Windows-based applications, built-in security, and an infrastructure for reusing existing code make the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework a dependable platform for software development. Which means a reduction in operating IT costs.
The flexibility offered by the .NET platform allows Integration with a wide range of applications, systems, and devices. Support for the latest XML Web service standards and visual designers for mobile application development enable you to easily extend your applications to other systems and devices. For more technical detail about the framework, click here. 

.NET re-invents how we think about programming languages, data access and component-based code-sharing. At its core is the .NET Framework Class Library. This is a truly comprehensive collection of objects that will form the starting point for any .NET application. Database access, XML manipulation, standardized user interface features and a host of other functionality is designed to handle all the plumbing and technical details so that the software developer can concentrate on his job: developing the business application.

Built upon this foundation is a complete environment for writing and managing code. Visual Basic .NET provides a truly object-oriented language, with all the walls and work-arounds obliterated! And a brand new language from Microsoft called C# (pronounced see sharp) combines the power and flexibility of C++ with radical strides in the speed of development.
.NET also re-invents Web development with Microsoft's Active Server Pages technology. ASP.NET no longer uses limited scripting languages to accomplish its goals.

Finally, what many consider the crown-jewel of .NET: Web Services. The .NET Framework makes it easy to create objects with methods that can be called not only from other applications, but from other computers - anywhere on the Internet. And since Web Services relies on simple, cross-platform technologies like XML and HTTP, services created and running on a Window 2000 machine can be called and used by a Linux server or a Macintosh. This technology promises to create a whole new level of integration and communication on the Web and make it easy to write applications that put everything your users need at their fingertips.