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Application audit and modernization

Inherited slow legacy code, or a project nobody wants to take over? We map it and modernize it step by step.

What we do

From mapping to a stable application

Rewriting everything from scratch is tempting, but rarely the cheapest option. So we start by naming what really slows the application down and what puts its operation at risk. That becomes a plan which deals with the biggest risks first, while the application keeps running.

Code and architecture audit

We go through the code, the database and the infrastructure. The result is a clear overview of risks and priorities.

Performance

We find slow queries and bottlenecks, and measure what each fix brought.

Step-by-step modernization

We replace legacy code piece by piece and with tests, rather than in one large and risky rewrite.

Project takeover

We take the application over from the previous supplier, fill in the documentation and look after its further development.

How we work

From idea to production in 4 steps

  1. Analysis

    A workshop, the goals, the risks and a rough estimate within 10 working days.

  2. Design

    Architecture, a UX prototype and a technical plan that holds up.

  3. Build

    Two-week sprints, a demo every Friday, access to the repository.

  4. Run

    Deployment, monitoring, an SLA and further work guided by the data.

Frequently asked questions

What does an audit deliver?

An overview of risks and priorities, with a recommendation on what to deal with now and what can wait. The decision on how to continue stays with you.

Does the application have to be rewritten from scratch?

Usually not. Step-by-step modernization is safer, because the application keeps running in the meantime.

Will you take over a project from another supplier?

Yes. We map it, fill in what is missing and carry on with its further development.

Shall we talk about your project?

Tell us what you are working on. We will get back to you and suggest the next step.

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