Migrate legacy ASP.NET Framework applications to modern ASP.NET Core / .NET 8+, cross-platform, faster, and actively supported.
ASP.NET Framework to .NET 8+ isn't just a version bump. It's a move from Windows-only IIS hosting to a cross-platform runtime. That's part of our own confirmed production stack (.NET Core / C# and SQL Server), the same infrastructure discipline that backs our government and BFSI systems-integration work. See the full confirmed technology stack →.
Map every NuGet package and every System.Web-specific API against its .NET 8+ equivalent before touching a line of code.
Upgrade in isolated slices, not a single all-at-once cutover, so the application stays deployable throughout.
Every migrated module runs against your existing test suite (or one we build alongside the migration if none exists) before it ships.
Staged rollout with the same infrastructure discipline that keeps XgenPlus at 99.9% uptime.
No. ASP.NET Framework to .NET 8+ is a runtime/platform migration, not a rewrite. Most applications migrate module by module with no change to business logic.
No. .NET 8+ still runs fine on IIS/Windows. Moving to Linux is an option the migration opens up, not a requirement.
The dependency audit flags these upfront. Most have a supported .NET 8+ equivalent; the small remainder gets a specific replacement plan before migration starts, not discovered mid-cutover.
