The web framework that feels like .NET.
Build real-time web and native apps the way you already build software — in C# or VB.NET, inside Visual Studio, with a designer and a toolbox. No HTML, JavaScript or state plumbing required. Here is what that buys you, in five ideas.
Complex apps, in a fraction of the time
Wisej.NET takes care of the parts of web development that usually slow you down — the DOM, CSS, AJAX, synchronization, sessions, authentication and concurrency — so you can spend your time on the application itself.
The whole loop lives in Visual Studio. From an empty solution to a running app is four short steps.
- 1~25 seconds
Create the app
New Project → Wisej → Web Application. Visual Studio scaffolds the project and opens your first window in design mode.
- 2drag & drop
Drop in components
Pull controls from the toolbox — grids, editors, charts — plus extenders that add animation, speech and tooltips to anything on the page.
- 3C# / VB.NET
Add your code
Double-click a component and write server-side code that talks to the browser in real time. No callbacks, no AJAX plumbing.
- 4F5
Hit Run
Debug in Visual Studio against a pixel-perfect designer. Wire up data sources and events, then ship.
If you know .NET, you already know this
Other approaches — ASP.NET, Blazor, Angular, raw JavaScript widget libraries — ask line-of-business developers to relearn architecture, mix concerns, and watch the designer fall apart on anything complex. Wisej.NET keeps the desktop paradigm you know and brings it to the web.
No need to relearn:
- The event-driven, component-based model you already use
- Data binding to your existing sources and databases
- C# and VB.NET — no new language to pick up
- The Visual Studio designer, debugger and toolbox
Integrated and separated: your logic lives safely on the server while the browser only paints the UI — a clean, secure and scalable split with no mixed concerns.
The best of the web, under one model
A real app stitches together many libraries, each with its own styling, theming and bootstrapping. Wisej.NET wraps any third-party JavaScript widget as a normal server-side component — loaded, themed, data-bound and wired to events like everything else. Often it takes nothing more than a package reference and a few lines of init code.
A few of the libraries that drop straight in:
Browser capabilities arrive as extenders, too — drop a Speech Recognition or Geolocation component on the page and every control can react to those events. The philosophy is simple: use the best component for the job, don't rebuild it.
Every control you need, in the box
Grids, editors, charts, calendars, menus, media and more — hundreds of components ship ready to use, all sharing one component and event model. And if something is missing, the team adds it on request.
Grids & data
6Containers & layout
14+Menus & tools
12+Charts & gauges
6+Notifications
5Media & content
10+Extenders
10+Deploy anywhere it needs to run
Every app compiles to plain .NET assemblies, so it travels well. Wisej.NET handles resource caching, bundling and minification, sessions and load-balancer communication for you — you just choose where it lives.
Microsoft Azure
Publish straight from the Visual Studio wizard to an Azure Web Site, Web Role or virtual machine.
Amazon AWS
Scale out across EC2 instances. Apps signal the load balancer the moment an instance is too busy for new sessions.
Your own servers
Deploy by IIS Manager, FTP or XCOPY to IIS, NGINX, Apache or UltiDev — on-premise or embedded.
Wisej.NET Hybrid
One click builds an offline executable for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android from the same codebase.
See it for yourself
Start a free 30-day trial of the full feature set — no limits, one friendly reminder before it ends.
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