Regira is a software studio in Belgium. We build web applications for clients, and we publish the .NET libraries we build them with — the same packages, on nuget.org, with a free tier. The libraries are not a side project: they are the parts of our own client work that turned out to be the same every time.
Every business application needs the same unglamorous things: CRUD over a data model, files that live somewhere, documents that have to be generated. Writing those again per project is how budgets disappear. So they were pulled out, given interfaces, and published — which also means they are reviewed, versioned and documented rather than copied between repositories.
That is also why they are deliberately dull. A library we have to live with for years cannot depend on a clever trick, and neither can the applications we hand over.
Fifteen-odd years of .NET and web work sit behind the packages, the engineering blog and the client projects alike. Write to us and you reach the people doing that work directly.
Whether it is a licence question or a whole application, a short message is enough to start. We reply within one business day.
How the packages are built and why, with working samples — entity pipelines, storage, hierarchies, Vue front-ends.