Are you still running critical applications on Classic ASP? If so, you’re not alone, but you are shouldering a silent, growing burden. Many organizations find themselves trapped, managing systems with hundreds of thousands of Lines of Code written decades ago. As one developer recently shared, “120,000 Lines of Classic ASP” can become a single point […]
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Access to SQL Migration
We’ve helped many clients move their data into the future. If you’re a business using an Access database and facing performance, security, or scalability issues, it’s time to consider a modern solution. Our team specializes in porting legacy databases to more robust platforms, with a primary focus on Microsoft SQL Server. Why Port from Access […]
Classic ASP – Clean and Readable Code During Modernization
Modernizing your Classic ASP application into .NET is more than a technology upgrade; it’s an opportunity to prioritize clean and readable code. Why is this so critical? To ensure a successful rewrite, involve original developers in the transition. Their insights can guide the new system’s design while ensuring essential knowledge is passed on. Comprehensive documentation […]
Classic ASP Expert – Choosing the Right Team for Your Rewrite
Rewriting a Classic ASP application into .NET is a complex but rewarding task. The right team can make the transition seamless. Here’s what to look for: By partnering with experts, you’ll transform your legacy application into a modern solution, ensuring longevity and success.
Why Modernize Your Classic ASP Applications?
Classic ASP, or Active Server Pages, was a groundbreaking technology introduced by Microsoft in 1996. While it played a crucial role in the evolution of web development, Microsoft ended its support on December 31, 2021, leaving businesses relying on it to face challenges like: Modernizing to .NET enhances your application’s performance, scalability, and security. Transitioning […]
WordPress Automatic Updates
We currently manage around 70+ WordPress websites. Keeping plugins up to date on a WordPress site quickly became a daily routine. This task quickly had to be tasked to one of our team members on a daily basis. Dashboards like these became a common thing. Enabling Automatic Updates By default, every site has automatic updates […]
Create Your First Google RECAPTCHA Keys
Why Do I Need a reCAPTCHA? According to Google: reCAPTCHA is a free service from Google that helps protect websites from spam and abuse. A “CAPTCHA” is a turing test to tell human and bots apart. It is easy for humans to solve, but hard for “bots” and other malicious software to figure out. Google Basically adding a reCAPTCHA will help reduce […]
What is a hard refresh and how to do it
What is a Hard Refresh? a Hard Refresh is a way of clearing out the browser’s (i.e. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) cache for a specific page. Clearing the cache will force your browser to load the most recent version of the files used for a specific page, this usually include stylesheets or other important scripts. Clearing of […]
What to do When You Receive an ADA Compliance Letter??
Over the last few years, many businesses have received letters from attorneys advising them that their website is not ADA compliant. If you receive one of these letters, make sure that those reaching out to you include a REPORT showing: There are three levels for WCAG 2.1 Guidelines and each one meets the needs of […]
GitHub Actions Build with Runner and Deploy using self-hosted
Use GitHub Actions to build and deploy with a private runner to deploy to IIS Project: ASPX Website on GitHub. Goal: Complete CI / CD using GitHub Actions to build and using self-hosted running to deploy to on-prem IIS server.