Every Migration CodeCraft journey begins with the Migration Blueprint, our preparatory step that lays the groundwork for a smooth and structured transition. This step ensures that both Strumenta and the client share a clear understanding of what the final, migrated system should look like. During this stage, the application is carefully analyzed and broken down into discrete modules. Each module is planned in a specific delivery, deployment, and testing sequence, allowing for incremental, manageable progress rather than a risky release.

With the Migration Blueprint guiding the way, the actual work unfolds module by module. For each module, Strumenta delivers two key components to the client: the translated code and the corresponding runtime library needed to support that code. This phased delivery strategy enables the client to immediately deploy and test each module in a real-world environment, without waiting for the entire system to be migrated.

Once a module is delivered, the client takes the reins by deploying and testing the translated code. This step allows the client to evaluate how well the migrated module aligns with expectations and requirements. The feedback collected during this phase is not only welcome, but t’s essential. It ensures that any inconsistencies or concerns are addressed early, and it keeps the process collaborative and transparent.

After feedback is received, Strumenta acts promptly to revise the code as needed. Updated versions of the affected modules are delivered, ensuring that quality and satisfaction are met. In a further show of commitment to quality, Strumenta even offers a refund for any lines of code the client is not happy with, a rare guarantee in the software industry that reflects both confidence and accountability.

The client receives full ownership of all migrated code, there are no strings attached. For the runtime library, Strumenta retains ownership but provides the source code and a comprehensive license to the client. This license grants the client freedom to use the runtime library in any way they choose, now or in the future, without needing to pay for ongoing licenses or be tied to Strumenta for support.

One of the core principles of the Migration CodeCraft is empowerment. By providing complete access to the migrated code and the runtime library, Strumenta enables clients to continue evolving their systems independently. While Strumenta retains the right to reuse parts of the runtime library for future projects, clients are not locked in. They’re free to maintain, modify, or extend their systems without recurring fees or contractual dependencies. The goal isn’t to create reliance, it’s to deliver freedom through thoughtful engineering.