.NET Framework, WebForms and WCF moved onto .NET 10 — in stages, while the system keeps running. We don't open with a rewrite. Rewrites are how these projects die.
Core Capabilities
Every engagement moves through these three, in this order.
Finding out what the system actually does before anyone touches it. Most of these codebases have no current documentation and no original authors.
Most of this is new code. Services, APIs and data access get written from scratch on .NET 10 — then run alongside the old path on production data until they've earned the cutover.
The parts that fail silently and produce wrong numbers rather than crashing. This is where a decade of payment-systems work matters most.
How We Work
The price is here so you don't have to sit through a call to find out whether we're in your range.
Five days to establish what you're actually running: full inventory, risk map, a staged path to .NET 10, and an estimate in weeks and dollars. The document is yours whether or not we do the work — take it to any vendor.
We don't open with a rewrite — but make no mistake, this is a build. New services get written on .NET 10 to replace the old ones, one at a time, while the system keeps serving production. Old and new run side by side on real data before anything is cut over. Greenfield work that grows out of an engagement is quoted the same way.
Tech Stack
What these systems are already written in, and where we move them.
What these systems are already written in.
The layers we work in — and usually the reason the upgrade stalled.
Storage and access patterns that ship with most of them.
Where the modernized services end up running.
Contact
Tell us what the system does, how old it is, and what's making you nervous. We reply within one business day, no sales call.