App Modernization
App modernization is the strategic process of updating, refactoring, or rearchitecting legacy applications to leverage modern technologies, improve performance, enhance scalability, and align with current business needs. It involves transforming traditional monolithic applications into more agile, flexible, and cloud-native architectures that are better suited for today's digital landscape.
If no software documentation is available, developers focus on reverse engineering to determine how the source code works. Then they recreate the logic in the new software.
The team restructures and rebuilds software to deliver your feature list and increase app performance. Rearchitecting improves app logic by adjusting source code to real needs and processes.
Developers unravel spaghetti code, that unstructured, difficult-to-maintain source code left after years of regular updates. Refactoring decreases the technical debt on a project, thus decreasing software maintenance costs.
The team breaks down a clumsy, unwieldy code base into microservices and transfers software to the cloud. This increases software consistency and makes rapid scaling possible.
Increase software stability by updating project technologies to the latest versions-crucial for both software performance and security. New features can be added to the system.
