Incremental rebuilds & platform migration

Front ends moved to Next.js and React, back ends re-platformed to Node, .NET or Python behind a typed boundary — module by module, never all at once.

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Legacy modernization & rebuilds
What We Do
Front ends moved to Next.js and React, back ends…
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What it covers

  • Strangler pattern — Route by route or module by module, the new system takes traffic while the old one stays ready to take it back.
  • Front-end rebuilds — Next.js / React with TypeScript and Tailwind; server rendering where SEO matters, client interactivity where it doesn't.
  • Back-end re-platforming — Node.js, .NET or Python services with migrations, indexes, idempotent jobs and audit trails done right.
  • Feature flags — Every rebuilt module behind a flag, so a rollback is a toggle rather than a deploy.

How we work

Characterisation tests pin the old behaviour first; the rebuilt module ships only when its output matches on real traffic.

Proof

Frequently asked questions
  • Will users notice the migration?+

    They should notice it got faster and nothing else. Stride GG loaded 40% faster than its predecessor with no downtime.

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