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Rewrite or modernize? How to decide for your legacy .NET application
The rewrite-or-modernize decision is a business decision, not a code decision. A practical framework for CTOs and engineering leaders running long-lived .NET Framework, Web Forms, or WCF applications — when a rewrite makes sense, when it does not, and how to find out without guessing.
Why your legacy .NET application keeps getting slower (and what to measure first)
Legacy .NET apps slow down for predictable reasons — query bloat, blocking I/O, lock contention, and compounding technical debt. A practical guide for engineering leaders: what to measure first, how to find the real bottlenecks in days, and why "it's just old" is not a diagnosis.
Modular monolith vs microservices: the pragmatic path for legacy .NET
Microservices are not the default destination for a legacy .NET monolith. The modular monolith gets you most of the benefits with a fraction of the risk. A framework for engineering leaders deciding where their legacy application should actually go.
Moving a legacy .NET app to Azure without a rewrite
Cloud migration does not have to mean modernization-by-rewrite. A pragmatic path for moving .NET Framework, Web Forms, or WCF applications to Azure — lift-and-shift first, then modernize incrementally where it reduces risk and cost. What to move, what to re-architect, and what to leave alone.
Adding AI to an existing .NET application without replacing it
You do not need a greenfield build to add AI to your .NET application. A pragmatic path for engineering leaders: augment an existing system with AI capabilities — semantic search, classification, copilots — while preserving the business logic that already works.