The Rust Developer’s Toolbox: Best Static Code Analysis Tools
IN-COM July 8, 2025 Application Management, Application Modernization, Code Analysis, Code Review, Data Modernization, Impact Analysis, Legacy Systems, Tech Talk, Tools and SolutionsRust has rapidly emerged as a go-to systems programming language, praised for its robust safety guarantees, expressive type system, and...
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Refactoring Monoliths into Microservices with Precision and Confidence
IN-COM July 2, 2025 Application Modernization, Code Analysis, Data Modernization, Impact Analysis Software, Legacy Systems, Tech TalkRefactoring a monolithic system into microservices is rarely a simple exercise in splitting code. It is an intensive technical transformation...
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VB6 UI Modernization: Replacing ActiveX Controls with .NET Core Components
IN-COM June 16, 2025 Application Modernization, Code Review, Impact Analysis, Legacy Systems, Tech TalkAlthough Microsoft officially ended support for Visual Basic 6 (VB6) years ago, it still powers a wide range of legacy...
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Microservices Overhaul: Proven Refactoring Strategies That Actually Work
IN-COM May 28, 2025 Application Management, Application Modernization, Code Analysis, Code Review, Data Modernization, Impact Analysis, Tech TalkAdopting a microservices architecture is often seen as the hallmark of a modern, scalable software system. Teams gain the flexibility...
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Static Analysis Solutions for JCL in the Modern Mainframe in 2025
IN-COM May 26, 2025 Application Management, Application Modernization, Code Analysis, Impact Analysis Software, Legacy Systems, Tech Talk, Tools and SolutionsJob Control Language (JCL) has quietly powered mission-critical workloads for decades. Often running behind the scenes on IBM mainframes, JCL...
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Escape Callback Hell: How to Refactor with Promises and Async/Await
IN-COM May 21, 2025 Application Modernization, Data, IT Risk Management, Legacy Systems, Tech TalkNested callbacks. Indentation chaos. Error chains that are nearly impossible to trace. If you have ever worked with asynchronous JavaScript...
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