by DeeDee Walsh, on Tue, Jan, 26, 2021 @ 05:01 AM
Mobilize.Net and Infragistics partner to build Silverlight migration tools
to help customers migrate to native web architecture
BELLEVUE, WA – January 26, 2021 – Mobilize.Net today announced a new partnership with Infragistics to build automated migration tools for Silverlight. Together, the two companies will create tools to migrate Infragistics Silverlight UI controls to Angular and HTML. In addition, Mobilize.Net released a free migration assessment tool for Silverlight which is available for immediate download at https://www.mobilize.net/silverlight-assessment-tool. The Mobilize.Net Migration Assessment Tool for Silverlight provides a detailed inventory of a Silverlight application including files, bytes, lines of code, object types. The tool provides additional information to assist in identifying modernization problems and mitigations.
“Infragistics is a leader in building tools and solutions to accelerate application design and development and their tools are in use by many of our customers,” said Tom Button, Chairman and CEO, Mobilize.Net. “We are looking forward to working with Infragistics to help customers eradicate technical debt and move their legacy software to web and cloud.”
“We are perfectly aligned with Mobilize.Net in our mission to promote and enable developer productivity,” said Dean Guida, CEO, Infragistics. “Both of our companies build world-class tools and frameworks that enable developers to do their best work on the latest platforms.”
To get a free copy of the Mobilize.Net Migration Assessment Tool for Silverlight, go to https://www.mobilize.net/silverlight-assessment-tool.
About Mobilize.Net
Mobilize.Net transforms software applications to .NET, web, mobile, and cloud platforms. Millions of developers have used Mobilize.Net technology to successfully modernize billions of lines of code. Mobilize.Net migration technology is the chosen solution for Snowflake and Microsoft customers. The privately-held Mobilize.Net is based in Bellevue, WA, and is led by former Microsoft Corporate Vice President, Tom Button. Find out more at https://www.mobilize.net.
About Infragistics
Infragistics provides the world’s largest enterprises with tools and solutions to accelerate application design and development, and foster team collaboration. More than two million developers worldwide use Infragistics’ enterprise-ready UX and UI toolkits to rapidly prototype and build high-performing applications for the cloud, web, mobile and desktop. Infragistics’ Reveal reimagines what business users can achieve with self-service business intelligence visualization, while its newest application, Indigo.Design, introduces design-to-code efficiencies during the designer-to-developer handoff. Infragistics clients represent 100% of the S&P 500, including global software providers who rely on Infragistics when reliability and performance are non-negotiable.
by DeeDee Walsh, on Thu, Apr, 30, 2015 @ 11:04 AM
Mobilize.Net Announces Tool to Convert Windows Phone Applications to the Recently Unveiled Windows 10 Unified API
At the Microsoft Build 2015 event today, Mobilize.Net, a leading provider of application modernization products and services, announced an agreement with Microsoft Corp. to develop and release a tool that significantly accelerates conversion of applications written for Windows Phone to run on the much anticipated Windows 10 devices. The tool will parse and analyze the source code of Windows Phone Silverlight applications, and translate forms, controls, properties, methods, events and other API to their closest analog on Windows 10. This tool will dramatically reduce the time and effort needed for developers to move portfolios of applications to Windows 10. The new applications will run on the full range of Windows 10 devices including PCs, phones, and IoT devices.
“Our tools make source code mobile, so applications can efficiently move to the latest platforms without the time, cost, or risk inherent in a rewrite,” said Tom Button, CEO at Mobilize.Net. “By partnering with Microsoft, we are paving the road for apps to move quickly from Windows Phone Silverlight to Windows 10, accelerating the adoption of the new Universal Windows Platform.”
“Mobilize.Net has a long history of providing tools that help developers transform existing applications to the latest platforms,” said John Shewchuk, Technical Fellow at Microsoft. “Not only did they build the tools that migrated millions of Visual Basic developers to .NET, now they are helping .NET developers bridge their Windows Phone applications to the universal Windows platform and cloud. This new tool will enable developers to significantly accelerate their move from Silverlight Windows Phone to Windows 10.”
Migrates Apps in One Third the Time for Maximum Developer Productivity
The Mobilize.Net migration tool will be released as an add-in to Microsoft Visual Studio 2015, available for free to all Windows developers. The tool will transform C# source code originally written for Windows Phone Silverlight 8.1 into source code targeting the new Universal Windows Platform, enabling the new application to run on any Windows 10 device. Leveraging the automated code analysis and transformation technology in WebMAP2 (also announced today), this Visual Studio Add-In will enable complete migrations in a third or less of the time required for a manual rewrite, dramatically reducing cost and eliminating project risk associated with manual rewrites. Developers will be able to download, install and use the tool directly from within Visual Studio. The tool will be available for free both from the MSDN and Mobilize.Net websites.
Open Source Extensibility
The tool will contain a rich extensibility model open to all developers, which will enable third parties to add to the library of available mappings and transformations. Any developer can contribute to the project and the resulting mappings will also be freely available.
Timing and Availability
Developers can check out the demo at Build in the demo zone area on the second floor. The tool will be available first as a technical preview in Q3, 2015. Go to www.mobilize.net/BUILD to get on the list for the pre-release.
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