Modernising .NET Framework applications to .NET 10
Many corporate applications still run on .NET Framework 4.x, Web Forms or WCF. They work, but they are tied to Windows hosting, harder to hire for and miss the performance gains of modern .NET.
We upgrade section by section using the strangler-fig pattern: new .NET 10 modules sit alongside the old app behind the same URLs until everything has moved. Users see the same screens, only faster.
