Is your core software tied to a single technical resource? Is your technology stack several years old?
It is not uncommon for an organization to use a custom software application that was developed using an older programming language. This can make it difficult to update or modify the application in the future, as it may require in-depth knowledge of the legacy language, its features and limitations.
Refactoring in software development might involves partial or the complete rewriting of an existing software, following modern development practices.
Through a meticulous process of rewriting, module by module, line by line, we will transition to a new technology stack. The result will deliver improved performance, increased mobility/portability, and heightened security, all while retaining the current functionality.
During this process, the software undergoes a complete transformation, adhering to current industry standards and best development practices.
The aim is to improve the application’s maintainability, scalability and efficiency, ensuring that it remains robust and adaptable to future needs.