.NET Framework application moved to modern .NET
A line-of-business system upgraded from .NET Framework in stages, without a rewrite and without stopping work.
- C# / .NET
- SQL Server
- Azure
Example project · Modernize
AngularJS front end upgraded on a Java back end
An enterprise front end moved off end-of-life AngularJS screen by screen, with the Spring services tidied alongside.
This is a representative example of a project type we take on — a typical situation, approach and scope — not a description of a specific client engagement. Timelines are indicative; yours will depend on the details.
The situation
The interface is built on AngularJS, which is no longer supported. It has hundreds of screens, so a big-bang rewrite would take a year and deliver nothing in the meantime.
How we approach it
- Run old and new frameworks side by side and migrate by screen.
- Start with the most-used screens, so the benefit shows up early.
- Introduce a shared component library to keep the new screens consistent.
- Clean up the API endpoints each screen depends on as it moves.
What gets delivered
- Hybrid migration setup
- Component library
- Migrated screens by priority
- Updated API documentation
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Legacy PHP application modernized in place
A fifteen-year-old PHP system moved onto Laravel piece by piece while staff kept using it every day.
- PHP
- Laravel
- Vue
- MySQL
Migration from a single server to AWS
A business-critical app moved off one hand-configured server onto reproducible, backed-up infrastructure.
- AWS
- Terraform
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
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