Thank you for your insightful content as usual. I'm currently going through this exact thing at work, with a back-end Nodejs Codebase. And my strategy is to breakdown the legacy App into loosely coupled MicroServices, one concern at a time. By moving away only what fits together (Auth, Sync etc) into http-based Services, it helps me take on a light cognitive load as and get some quick wins. I must admit though, it is not the most desirable situation to be in, but hey, gotta do the dirty work sometimes, right!
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Thank you for your insightful content as usual. I'm currently going through this exact thing at work, with a back-end Nodejs Codebase. And my strategy is to breakdown the legacy App into loosely coupled MicroServices, one concern at a time. By moving away only what fits together (Auth, Sync etc) into http-based Services, it helps me take on a light cognitive load as and get some quick wins. I must admit though, it is not the most desirable situation to be in, but hey, gotta do the dirty work sometimes, right!