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6 Crucial Issues for Legacy.NET App Modernization

Datavail

For example, refreshing your.NET applications makes it much easier to adopt modern IT best practices such as cloud computing and microservices. Establishing an IT culture. Modernizing legacy applications is the perfect opportunity to reform your broader IT and engineering culture as well. Conclusion.

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Kick start your Agile Transformation Journey (and be a Digital Disruptor)

Capgemini

Culture & m indset: Mark Fields, President of Ford, declared: “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”. This demands new or improved practices for designing solutions (design thinking, UX/UI,) as well as for coding and testing them (domain driven development, test driven development, quality measurement, refactoring, etc.).

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Software Outsourcing: Why CEOs Love It

Gorilla Logic

or your business culture doesn’t easily accommodate remote work technologies and practices, you may need a software outsourcing strategy that keeps your developers onshore or on-site. Build the continuous integration, delivery, and performance testing that a DevOps or DevSecOps approach requires . The downside?

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AoAD2 Practice: Whole Team

James Shore

Your team is building the UI, and several other teams are building the back-end microservices. Testing will be done by the QA department, like normal, and when you’re ready to deploy, you’ll file a ticket with Ops, who will be responsible for monitoring and up-time. Test Driven Development. Continuous Deployment.

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Lean Software Development: The Backstory

LeanEssays

To counter sequential processes and the long integration and defect removal phase, agile software development practices focused on fast feedback cycles in these areas: Test-driven development: Start by writing tests (think of them as executable specifications) and then write the code to pass the tests.

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AoAD2 Practice: Incident Analysis

James Shore

A programmer makes an off-by-one error, but their pairing partner suggests a test to catch it. A team member accidentally erases a file, but continuous integration rejects the commit. Or, “we have microservices, not a monolith.” Incident analysis always looks at the system, not individuals.