The platform needs to ship, evolve, or recover.
Build a new Orchard Core application, extend an existing one, upgrade older implementations, or resolve production problems with engineers who work across the platform and its surrounding .NET systems.
For teams already using or evaluating Orchard Core
Orchard Core development, consulting, and training from one specialist team.
If Orchard Core is already part of the plan or the production system, this is the direct route to Lombiq's platform-specific services. Choose the kind of help that matches the problem in front of your team.
Choose the kind of help
One platform, three different needs.
Development, consulting, and training solve different problems. Start with the one closest to your team's situation.
A technical decision needs experienced review.
Get focused guidance on architecture, upgrades, code quality, performance, troubleshooting, and platform fit before the team commits more time to the wrong approach.
The team needs to become productive without learning by trial and error.
Give developers a structured introduction or deepen the knowledge of a team already working with Orchard Core. Training is adjusted to the participants and the application they need to maintain.
Why Lombiq
Platform knowledge backed by public work.
Close to the platform
Lombiq's team members contribute to and help maintain Orchard Core in its public repositories and project discussions. Platform questions stay close to people who understand the underlying system.
Patterns maintained in the open
Lombiq maintains more than 200 open-source modules in the Orchard ecosystem, including tools for testing, monitoring, integrations, and repeatable application patterns.
Operational experience
DotNest gives our team daily experience operating Orchard sites on a shared managed platform. We work with the framework as developers, maintainers, and operators.
Orchard Core, week by week
Follow the platform as it changes.
This week in Orchard is Lombiq's weekly recap of Orchard Core community meetings, new features, demos, and ecosystem news. It gives developers and technical leaders a practical way to keep up with the platform.
The technology comes second
Orchard Core is the foundation, not the business outcome.
Orchard Core combines a modular application framework and a content management system on ASP.NET Core. It is a strong fit for content-heavy websites, portals, workflows, and multi-tenant applications that need to fit an organization's own processes.
The buyer still needs the service to work, the release to succeed, or the team to gain control of the platform. We use Orchard Core where its open codebase, .NET foundation, and modular architecture support those outcomes.
What does your Orchard Core project need next?
Describe the platform, the decision or problem in front of the team, and what has to keep working.