If you came here to get some hate for ASP.NET Web Forms you've come to the wrong place. More like how I feel about my ex-in laws; I can tolerate …

Here's the back story: senior development manager needs to move a legacy desktop application to the web. Our company gives him a proposal for a migration. The C-suite asks him …

I have migrated several applications both in PowerBuilder and in VB6 that used command line parameters in order to enable some functionality or select a different database for example. On …

Usually when we modernize legacy VB6, Delphi or PowerBuilder apps some parts of the migrated application depend on using a device which is attached to the client using the app …

Once you have modernized your legacy VB6, Powerbuilder or Windows Forms App using WebMAP, your application is now a modern web application with an Angular Front End and ASP NET Core BackEnd. By default the code generated during a WebMAP migration is supposed to have both frontend and backend published on the same server. But suppose that …

Today we're all pretty excited that Syncfusion has announced support for WebMAP, which means if you have Windows Forms apps using their controls you can now easily map them to …

In our last blog post, we looked at how to change the styling of individual elements in our migrated Angular application. Just a reminder in case you haven't been following …

We recently updated our WebMAP architecture posts to reflect the significant improvements that WebMAP5 makes in generated app code (compared to previous versions). If you haven't seen them, this is …

Before we jump into the last installment, let's briefly review what we leaned in part 1 and part 2. If you're just jumping into this here, you probably want to go …

When I first joined Mobilize.Net--actually before I joined Mobilize.Net, since I was interviewing for the job--and I heard the business model was tools to do code conversion, I. Was. Skeptical …