Dennis O.

Modernizing legacy systems has quickly become one of the most impactful use cases for Kavia. More and more of our customers are using Kavia to migrate from older stacks—like PHP—to modern frameworks such as React, or migrating from Java7 to the latest version of Java, with speed, accuracy, and far less disruption. With Kavia, teams can generate all the foundational documentation needed for a successful migration: dependency mapping tables, architectural change summaries, and a detailed modernization plan. Once the plan is ready, Kavia can execute it end-to-end, converting code, refactoring components, and aligning everything to the new architecture. You can even have Kavia validate the modernization by running a full test plan and automatically fixing issues uncovered during test execution. For many companies, legacy modernization has been delayed because of high cost, operational risk, and fear of downtime. But as systems age, maintenance becomes harder, new feature development slows down, and customers begin to feel the impact. With Kavia, you no longer have to choose between building new features and modernizing your stack—you can finally do both.

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Your CI/CD bill is not exploding because of “expensive runners,” it is bleeding out through flaky tests, over-parallelized jobs, and slow feedback loops that quietly tax every deploy This piece shows you how to redesign pipelines so you cut compute waste, shrink queues, and speed up developer flow without adding yet another approval gate or YAML religion Full breakdown in the comments. #DevOps #CICD #PlatformEngineering

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With .NET 10, you can just create an app.cs file and run it—no setup required. See it in action.

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The past few years have taught our team an important lesson: resilience is never accidental. It is built through structure, trust, and a shared goal. Despite all the challenges, Ukrainian IT teams including Testlum continue to work, ship releases, onboard new people, support clients, and move businesses forward. At the same time, demand for QA automation among EU clients has grown 2.1x. At first glance, it seems like a paradox. In reality, it makes perfect sense: In times of high uncertainty, predictability becomes the highest currency. One thing we understood early on at Testlum is this: crisis itself does not destroy a business. Stopping does. That’s why, instead of waiting for better times, we focused on what we could control. We continue to improve our offices to create comfortable conditions for uninterrupted work, support employees with hybrid schedules, and help our team work from coworking spaces when needed. This kind of collective support builds confidence in the product and leads to more stable releases, giving both the team and our clients greater peace of mind. Today, we’re especially proud to be a reliable partner for companies across Europe, helping them maintain product quality while moving fast. Teams don’t grow when everything is easy and stable. They grow when there is a system, trust, and a shared purpose. 💭 I’d love to hear your perspective: what helps your team keep growing during unstable times? #Testlum #QA #Automation #Ukraine #BusinessContinuity #TeamGrowth

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