The platform ran across a modern .NET 8 and Angular 18 stack. Adding features and fixes across both layers needed careful work at every release. This made sure things kept working for each school.
Every feature, query, and API call needed to be scoped to the correct school. This covered role-based access for Admins, Students, Reviewers, Donors, and a new Super Admin role.
The modern .NET 8 and Angular 18 stack and the old AngularJS layer were kept running side by side. Careful fixes were applied to old code to keep things working for all schools.
The access rules were updated to give the Super Admin role the correct access. This covered all API calls, rule settings, and screen parts. Access limits were kept consistent across the whole platform.
Bugs in student application, follow-up, and table question workflows were fixed. This made sure grant submissions went through with correct feedback and no data loss.
The Funds module was built and updated with transaction history, fund-to-grant linking, custom fields, and donor tracking. Balance totals were also added, all scoped to each school.
Key data calls were moved to direct EF Core queries using a set DbContext. This replaced slow back-and-forth calls with faster single calls and cut response delays on often-used platform points.
100+ Institutional Tenants supported with scholarship operations across every release.
6 Platform Modules modernized with full design system alignment.
0% Student Data Loss achieved by resolving application and follow-up across both modern and legacy platform layers.
