Technology failure is an inevitable reality that often defies convenience and challenges developers who are charged with resolving issues. Since remediation begins with triaging and escalation, our experts examine proven procedures that...

There is a shortage of software developers in the U.S. and we're all feeling the competition for these finite resources.

As an IT leader, it’s likely you’ve experienced or at least observed firsthand the operational devastation caused by some type of system or software failure. Because we all know it’s not “if something will go wrong,” but more likely...

If you’re a CIO, CFO, or an overworked developer, you’ve probably considered finding more efficient ways to support the custom enterprise applications at the heart of your organization.

One of the critical questions you need to tackle when modernizing a legacy application is whether to migrate it to the new platform first or refactor it before doing so.

In part 1 of this series, I introduced the idea of Migration Resistant applications.

Introduction

We recently worked with a client looking to replatform their legacy application. Their application had been running for years but was starting to show signs of aging, both in terms of the user interface as well as technical...

In part 1 I introduced the idea of Migration Resistant applications:

Enterprises continues to migrate applications from traditional datacenter and dedicated servers to cloud infrastructure. The increased breadth of services and security provisions on dominant cloud providers (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google and...