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Each page explains one common situation in plain language: what it means, how we approach it and what to avoid.
Abandoned project takeover
Yes, an abandoned software project can almost always be taken over. A new engineering team secures access to the code, servers and accounts, reviews…
→Finish an unfinished app
An unfinished app can be completed by reviewing what has been built, listing what is missing, and finishing the work in priority order. If the…
→Fix a crashing app
An app that keeps crashing usually has a small number of root causes, such as unhandled errors, memory or database problems, bad deployments or…
PHP to Python migration
A PHP to Python migration rebuilds your application in Python (commonly Django, FastAPI or Flask) while keeping its business logic and data. The…
→jQuery to React migration
Migrating from jQuery to React means rebuilding the interface as reusable components. It can be done page by page: React components replace jQuery…
→AngularJS migration
AngularJS (version 1.x) is end-of-life and no longer receives official security or bug-fix updates. Applications should migrate to modern Angular or…
→.NET Framework to .NET migration
Migrating from .NET Framework to modern .NET (such as .NET 8) involves checking compatibility, upgrading libraries, moving projects in stages and…
→MySQL to PostgreSQL migration
A MySQL to PostgreSQL migration converts the schema, moves the data, adjusts queries and code that differ between the two systems, and verifies every…
→Desktop software to web app
Converting desktop software to a web application means capturing the existing business rules and data, then rebuilding the interface and logic as a…
Cloud migration (AWS, Azure, GCP)
A cloud migration moves your application, database and files from servers or shared hosting to a provider such as AWS, Google Cloud or Azure. The…
→Move off an old developer's server
You can move an application off a previous developer's server by copying the code, database and files, rebuilding the environment on hosting you own,…
Fix a slow web application
A slow web application is usually caused by a few bottlenecks such as unindexed database queries, missing caching, heavy work done during page loads,…
→Prepare an app for growth
To prepare an application for scale, you load-test it to find its limits, remove the biggest bottlenecks, add caching and background processing where…
Web application security review
A web application security review checks code, configuration, authentication, data handling and dependencies for common weaknesses such as those in…
→Software maintenance & support
Software maintenance keeps an application working and secure after launch. It includes updating libraries, fixing bugs, monitoring uptime and errors,…
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