Reviving Legacy Digital Assets

The Legacy Project Lifecycle

From Code Review to Completion.

Comprehensive Code Audit

Our first step is an exhaustive review of the existing codebase. We identify inefficiencies, vulnerabilities, and areas of improvement to chart the way forward.

Refinement and Upgrades

Post review, our team sets out to modernise the codebase, implementing best practices and optimising performance for both mobile and web platforms.

Continuous Support & Maintenance

Beyond the initial revival, CodeBased offers sustained support to ensure that your newly optimised application remains agile and efficient in the face of future challenges.

A few examples of the products we deliver

MVPs

We have started with an idea. We have come up with the solution. We have tested all our assumptions. Now to create your MVP

Navigating Legacy Project Optimisation

Why should we revive a legacy project?

Legacy projects, when properly optimised, can offer significant ROI, save costs, and even outperform newer applications in terms of efficiency and user experience.

How long does the optimisation process take?

The timeline varies based on project complexity. However, our dedicated team ensures a swift, thorough optimisation, keeping disruptions minimal.

Do you support all programming languages?

While we have expertise in a broad spectrum of languages, we'll assess the specifics of your project to ensure the best fit and outcomes. We specialise in Laravel, React and Vue for Web applications and React Native and Swift for Mobile Apps.

What if my original developer is unavailable?

No worries. Our team at CodeBased is adept at navigating and understanding diverse codebases, ensuring a seamless optimisation process.

Can I get continuous support post-optimisation?

Absolutely. CodeBased offers ongoing support packages to ensure your application remains at its prime long after the initial revival.

Is my project too old to be revived?

Age is just a number. Whether your project is a few years or a decade old, there's always potential for revival and enhancement.