What Percentage of Legacy Code Can Realistically Be Refactored by AI?

What Percentage of Legacy Code Can Realistically Be Refactored by AI?

IN-COM December 3, 2025 , , , ,

AI driven refactoring has become an influential component in enterprise modernization programs, yet the proportion of legacy code that can...

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Converting Legacy Exception Bubbling Patterns to Monads or Result Types

Converting Legacy Exception Bubbling Patterns to Monads or Result Types

IN-COM December 2, 2025 , , , , ,

Monolithic and hybrid enterprise systems often rely on exception bubbling as a primary mechanism for signaling failure conditions. In these...

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Leveraging Path Coverage Analysis to Target Untested Business Logic

Leveraging Path Coverage Analysis to Target Untested Business Logic

IN-COM December 1, 2025 , , ,

Large enterprise applications often contain decades of accumulated logic distributed across branching constructs, COPYBOOK expansions, and conditional pathways that evolve...

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Optimizing Cache Coherence Protocols in Multi-Socket Architectures

Optimizing Cache Coherence Protocols in Multi-Socket Architectures

IN-COM November 28, 2025 , ,

The growing complexity of multi-socket server architectures has made cache coherence a central determinant of application performance, particularly in systems...

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Detecting High-Latency DB2 Cursor Patterns

Detecting High-Latency DB2 Cursor Patterns Through Static Analysis in COBOL Systems

IN-COM November 26, 2025 , , , ,

COBOL applications that interact with DB2 often suffer from hidden cursor inefficiencies that accumulate over years of incremental development. These...

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Untangling Deeply Nested Conditionals

Untangling Deeply Nested Conditionals Through Structured Refactoring Strategies

IN-COM November 26, 2025 , , , ,

Deeply nested conditionals remain one of the most persistent sources of structural complexity in large software systems. As business rules...

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