We transform code monoliths
Faster development and easier maintenance through service architectures
The Code Monolith Monster
Built an application 10 years ago that is now a code monolith monster? Every feature development now takes forever. The code is so old that none of the original team members are around anymore. And every bug fix is like playing Whack-a-Mole?
We know and can fix that. We transform your monolith into a service architecture and prepare you for the future.
Benefits of transforming from monolith to service architecture
- Better maintainability and more stable systems
- Faster development and addition of features
- Faster onboarding for new developers
- Less frustration for business departments and developers
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Examples of projects with service architecture
Wondering what websites developed with the headless approach look like? Well, here are some examples.
Technical University of Hamburg
Django | Python | Docker | KubernetesWe built the "Digital Learning Lab" for the Technical University of Hamburg, a platform for digital teaching design. Here, teachers from all over Germany can use digital tools and teaching modules for their own (remote) teaching.
Allianz Global Benefits
Django | Python | Wagtail | Open ShiftAllianz offers a variety of products and services to its network partners to secure the future of their employees. For Allianz Global Benefits, we built a B2B platform with a headless CMS that scales complexity while offering the best local and global solutions.
Why is Blueshoe your expert for the path to service architecture?
We are fans of flexible solutions - we want to quickly launch new features and build systems that don't turn bug fixing into a nightmare. We have learned this the hard way and paid a lot of tuition. We now know what a system looks like that can be developed well, thanks to our extensive experience from many projects. We have migrated many legacy systems, including very large ones, to modern architectures. Therefore, we come with a lot of experience and a strong desire to dust off older projects and make them fit for the coming years.
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