Modernize without a risky big-bang rewrite
Rewriting a working system from scratch is the most expensive way to modernize it. We migrate in phases: isolate legacy code, convert project by project, and keep the solution compiling and the business logic intact at every step.
How we do it
- Assessment. We map projects, dependencies and blockers (System.Web, EDMX, WebForms, abandoned packages) and give you a written plan.
- Foundation. Move to SDK-style projects and modern .NET. Replace dependencies that don't run on it.
- Convert in batches. APIs first, then admin portals and background jobs, each batch tested before the next.
- Deploy. Scripted builds and deployments to IIS, Linux, containers or the cloud.
Proof
We migrated a file-sharing SaaS from .NET Framework 4.6.2 to .NET 10: a 7-project solution of about 800 C# files, 19 API controllers moved to ASP.NET Core and a 52-page WebForms admin portal rebuilt as ASP.NET Core MVC.