Application Modernization
Fostering legacy modernization
with the balanced approach
Legacy applications still do the heavy lifting of running the business. Business stakeholders ask for
changes to keep up the pace of competition, but business logic complexity is a good reason to keep legacy
alive. IT Leaders find modernizing without disrupting the business run a challenging engineering task.
Typical Low Code platforms promise fast modernization but introduce high license costs and often fail to handle
the complexity. At the same time, traditional development is expensive and slow. Jmix general purpose high
productivity application platform balances between the Low Code speed and traditional development flexibility.
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A natural fit
Modernize enterprise applications with convenient data-centric development approach and enterprise-grade UI components. -
Future-proof
Build on top of mainstream open-source technologies trusted by millions of developers. -
Easy to onboard
Use Java or Kotlin as a single language. Simplify engaging legacy teams with visual tooling. -
Productive
Develop even large applications relying on extensive data model and business logic in record time. -
Cloud-enabled
Deploy your applications to any cloud or host them on-premise. Don’t get hooked on vendor infrastructure. -
Cost-efficient
Run the applications built with Jmix free of any usage or distribution fees.
Choose your modernization scenario
“Big Bang”
Rollout a complete replacement system in one go. This is the most economic and cost-efficient approach,
well suited for smaller less critical applications. Use Jmix reverse engineering capabilities, screens
scaffolding, and ready-to-use add-ons to streamline the process.
Gradual Replacement
Replace complex or mission-critical systems gradually to minimize disruption risks. Develop a new
application with Jmix side-by-side with the legacy one, synchronizing data to keep both systems run in
parallel. Sunset features one by one, until you can discontinue the whole old system.
Extending capabilities
Use Jmix open architecture to introduce new business capabilities by means of standalone applications.
Integrate new apps into existing IT landscape using API.