Have you ever felt like your technology is working against you instead of for you? That's exactly what happens when technical debt piles up. Legacy software requires constant patches, runs slowly, and makes even small changes feel like a huge project. But there is a way out. Modernizing these old applications might take some effort upfront, but the rewards are worth it. In this … [Read more...] about Soaring Technical Debt? How Legacy Application Modernization Pays Off in the Long Run
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Modernize or Rebuild from Scratch: What Your Legacy System Needs – Webinar
Join us for the upcoming Leobit webinar, "Modernize or Rebuild from Scratch: What Your Legacy System Really Needs," where expert speakers Serhii Hantsarik, SDO Director at Leobit, and Vitalii Datsyshyn, Solution Architect at Leobit, will share practical strategies, case studies, and expert insights to help you make informed decisions about your legacy system.' ' Topics to be … [Read more...] about Modernize or Rebuild from Scratch: What Your Legacy System Needs – Webinar
Legacy Code: Definition, Recommendations & Books
In Global Software Architecture Summit which was organized by Apiumhub in Barcelona, we talked about Legacy Code and there were many opinions about it. I decided to do a small research to continue investigating, I read books about this topic and talked with our software development team to see what it is exactly and what are the most common and right approaches of working with … [Read more...] about Legacy Code: Definition, Recommendations & Books
An Extensive Glossary Of Big Data Terminology
Big data comes with a lot of new terminology that is sometimes hard to understand. Therefore we have created an extensive Big Data glossary that should give some insights. Some of the definitions refer to a corresponding blog post. Of course this big data glossary is not 100% complete, so please let us know if there are missing terminology that you would like to see … [Read more...] about An Extensive Glossary Of Big Data Terminology
Why a Mere 300 Exabytes In Legacy Data Will Give Us A Headache
Although 90% of the available data in the world was created in the last two years, it does mean that there is still a lot of old data. In 2010 and 2011 we created in total 3 Zettabytes of data. If we use a very simplified calculation, it would mean that the amount of old data is still approximately 0.3 Zettabyte or 300 Exabytes. If we compare that to the 2.5 Exabyte of data … [Read more...] about Why a Mere 300 Exabytes In Legacy Data Will Give Us A Headache
