Share your .NET story with the community - .NET Blog

The best way to understand what .NET makes possible is to see what teams are building with it.

At .NET Conf 2026, we want to share more stories from people and organizations using .NET to solve real problems. If your team has built a new application, modernized an existing system, or made something better with .NET, we would love to hear about it.

What could you share?

Your story might be about:

Bringing existing applications forward while protecting earlier investments
Improving performance, reliability, security, or efficiency
Using modern C# to make systems safer and easier to evolve
Solving real problems across web, cloud, desktop, mobile, or other workloads
Applying AI-powered or agentic capabilities to a practical need

Your story can begin with the challenge your team faced, how you used .NET to address it, and what that work made possible. Perhaps your application responds faster, costs less to operate, handles more traffic, gives developers a more productive workflow, or enables an experience that was not possible before. Whatever the outcome, your experience may help another team facing a similar problem.

Why share your story?

Sharing your story is an opportunity to recognize the people behind the work and help other teams learn from what you built.

.NET Conf 2026 is a free, virtual event taking place November 10-12, where we will launch .NET 11 and bring together developers from around the world. Customer stories may appear in .NET Conf keynotes, sessions, event visuals, or other conference content. They may also be published to the .NET customer showcase or shared through other .NET channels.

How does it work?

The .NET customer story form gives you a place to share a few details:

What your organization or team built
Which .NET technologies you used
What challenge you set out to solve
What changed for your users, organization, or development team
Who we should contact to learn more

You do not need to prepare a case study or polished write-up. The form is simply a way to introduce your work and start a conversation. If we reach out to learn more, we can explore together how the story might be shared through .NET Conf content, the customer showcase, or another .NET channel. Your organization will review and approve anything before it is published.