From Legacy Desktop to Modern Web: An AI-Assisted OpenEdge Migration Strategy
About The Webinar
Many organizations rely on Progress OpenEdge applications with years of proven business logic. But how can you bring these applications to the web without costly rewrites or unnecessary complexity?
In this webinar, we’ll introduce a practical modernization approach using a lightweight OpenEdge Service Interface Layer to connect modern web front ends with existing OpenEdge applications.
We’ll also demonstrate how AI-powered development can accelerate the journey by helping teams understand existing code, generate modern user interfaces, and reduce the learning curve for front-end technologies.
Discover how you can:
- Reuse of current code and services, minimizing redevelopment effort
- Connect OpenEdge applications to modern web front ends
- Accelerate development with code generation and AI
- Enable OpenEdge developers to contribute to modern web development
- Modernize incrementally without a large-scale rewrite
Join us to see how OpenEdge + AI can provide a faster, practical path from legacy desktop applications to modern web experiences.
About Our Speakers
With over nine years of experience as an OpenEdge developer, Alex always strives to improve both himself and the status quo. As a proactive yet strategically “lazy” person, he believes the best solutions come from minimizing unnecessary effort and maximizing efficiency.
Beyond technical expertise, he enjoys experimenting with new tools and methodologies, always searching for smarter ways to solve problems. He can’t wait to see what awaits him on this continuous journey, always aware that there’s still much to learn.
Mihai brings extensive experience and a strong collaborative mindset to every project. He began his journey as a Progress Developer in 2006 and has since evolved into a leadership role, fostering cross-team collaboration and driving operational excellence.
With deep technical expertise and a passion for both software development and teamwork, Mihai consistently aims high—whether advancing complex initiatives at work or competing on the basketball court.
