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Migrate Silverlight to Angular HTML5

Migrate your Silverlight applications to modern Angular and HTML5 platforms for improved performance, cross-browser compatibility, and long-term support. This transition ensures a responsive, future-proof solution with enhanced user experience and scalability.


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Considering Migrating Silverlight to HTML5?

GAP migration software automatically converts Silverlight web applications to HTML5 and Typescript, using Angular and Ignite UI. 

These new apps will work on all modern browsers without the need for any plug-in or browser extension. 

 

 

Benefits of Converting

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 Silverlight applications are no longer supported by major browsers, making it essential to transition to modern technologies like HTML5. This migration ensures broader accessibility, enhanced security, and improved user experience while enabling seamless integration with modern tools and platforms.

Key Benefits of Converting Silverlight to HTML5:

  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: HTML5 works across all modern browsers and devices without the need for plugins.

  • Improved Performance: Faster load times and smoother interactions with responsive web design.

  • Future-Proof Technology: HTML5 is widely supported and regularly updated, ensuring long-term sustainability.

  • Enhanced Security: Modern web standards provide stronger security measures than outdated Silverlight applications.

  • Easier Maintenance and Updates: HTML5 applications are easier to maintain, update, and extend.

  • Better Integration: Seamlessly connect with modern APIs, third-party services, and cloud platforms.

  • Broader Accessibility: Reach users on desktops, tablets, and smartphones for a consistent experience.

 

 

 

 

 

How to Overcome Silverlight Conversion Challenges

Migrating from Silverlight to HTML5 presents several challenges, but with the right approach and planning, they can be effectively managed.

One of the main hurdles is handling complex UI components that were easily created with Silverlight’s rich media capabilities. To overcome this, use modern frameworks like Angular or React with HTML5 and CSS3 to recreate similar interactive experiences.

Another challenge is migrating business logic embedded in Silverlight applications, often written in C#. This can be addressed by reusing and adapting the existing logic within an ASP.NET Core backend, ensuring the core functionality remains intact.

Data integration and connectivity issues can arise, especially when dealing with legacy systems. Mitigate this by mapping out integration points early and using modern APIs or middleware solutions.

Performance optimization is also crucial; while Silverlight apps were optimized for plugin-based environments, HTML5 applications require careful attention to responsive design and load times. Conducting performance testing throughout the migration process helps maintain a smooth user experience.

User adoption and training can be challenging, especially for teams familiar with the old system. Engage users early, provide training, and highlight the benefits of the new platform to ease the transition.

Lastly, avoiding downtime and data loss is essential—achieve this through thorough planning, pilot testing, and phased rollouts. With these strategies, organizations can ensure a successful and efficient Silverlight to HTML5 migration.


Silverlight Migration Process

 

 

 

Migrating from Silverlight to a modern platform like HTML5 with Angular involves a structured approach to ensure a smooth transition with minimal disruption.

Step 1: Initial Assessment and Planning
We start by evaluating your existing Silverlight application, analyzing its architecture, business logic, and UI components to develop a tailored migration strategy.

Step 2: Code and UI Conversion
We convert Silverlight-specific code (often in C#) to modern frameworks like ASP.NET Core for the backend, while redesigning the UI with HTML5, Angular, and CSS to enhance user experience.

Step 3: Data Migration and Integration
We migrate the application’s data and ensure seamless integration with existing systems using modern APIs and updated databases to maintain functionality.

Step 4: Testing, Deployment, and Training
Finally, we conduct thorough testing, deploy the modernized application, and provide training to ensure user adoption and optimal performance in the new environment.


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