Refactor. Rebuild. Reinvent.
Work with us to identify how to turn your legacy platform into a system that can stand the test of time.
Pain Point
Apidemia Solution
Legacy framework is deprecated and/or has no long-term support
Apidemia helps migrate to modern middleware architecture (Mezzio microframework with Laminas components)
Legacy applications are hard to maintain
Modern architecture improves code quality, testability and performance
Migration is risky or expensive
Apidemia uses a proven, phased migration strategy to reduce risk
Lack of internal development expertise
Apidemia provides end-to-end guidance, refactoring, training and support
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How Apidemia handles migrations
We know every system is unique
There is no one-size-fits-all solution
Let's take it step by step
There is no one-size-fits-all solution
Let's take it step by step
Code audit & migration strategy
Understanding the code and seeing what goes where.
Understanding the code and seeing what goes where.
Partial or full migration to Laminas or PSR-compliant frameworks, like Mezzio or Symfony
This decision impacts both time to implement and cost, negotiated with the client.
This decision impacts both time to implement and cost, negotiated with the client.
Refactoring and decoupling legacy modules
The old codebase must go and be replaced with the new.
The old codebase must go and be replaced with the new.
Unit testing and CI/CD pipeline setup
A vital step to ensure things function the same way in the destination platform.
A vital step to ensure things function the same way in the destination platform.
Post-migration support and team training
This step depends on the level of collaboration between the original developers and the Apidemia team, so the more closely they work together, the easier it is to onboard the devs for the long run.
This step depends on the level of collaboration between the original developers and the Apidemia team, so the more closely they work together, the easier it is to onboard the devs for the long run.
Let's build together!
Your business will thank you for it.