End-of-Life Framework Upgrade
Move an application off an unsupported framework or runtime — compatibility fixes, regression coverage, and a production deployment on a supported version.
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Move an application off an unsupported framework or runtime — compatibility fixes, regression coverage, and a production deployment on a supported version.
VIEWS 30D 0Migrate or upgrade an unsupported or constrained database — schema conversion, row-level data reconciliation, and a rehearsed, reversible cutover.
VIEWS 30D 0Decompose selected domains of a monolith into independently deployable services with explicit contracts, operational ownership, and a controlled cutover.
VIEWS 30D 0Restructure a monolith backend into clear domain modules — one deployable, explicit boundaries, and a codebase teams can change without fear.
VIEWS 30D 0Upgrade a legacy React application's architecture, dependencies, build system, and deprecated patterns to the current ecosystem baseline.
VIEWS 30D 0Move an existing Angular application across major versions, remediating breaking changes and deprecated patterns along the tested upgrade path.
VIEWS 30D 0Upgrade and refactor a legacy PHP or Laravel application for supported versions, security, and maintainability, in staged increments.
VIEWS 30D 0Upgrade a defined Java application to supported runtimes, frameworks, dependencies, and deployment patterns, kept releasable throughout.
VIEWS 30D 0Move a defined .NET Framework application toward a supported modern .NET runtime and deployment model, in staged, low-risk increments.
VIEWS 30D 0A fixed-scope assessment of one legacy system that ends in a sequenced re-platform plan: audited codebase, target architecture, phased migration roadmap, and a risk and cost model — before any migration work starts.
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