Sound familiar?
A legacy system is slow. Buggy. Nobody understands the code anymore.
The first instinct: Burn it down. Build it new.
But here's the problem with "rewrite from scratch":
It takes 2–3x longer than estimated
It costs a fortune (and then some)
It often fails (Google "rewrite from scratch disaster stories")
Your business doesn't stop while you rewrite
There's a better way.
Step-by-step modernization.
One module at a time.
No downtime.
Fixed price.
4–6 weeks.
My question to you:
Have you ever been part of a "big rewrite" project? How did it go? Success or disaster?
Let me know in the comments.
