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Spring Framework 6.1 loses open-source support on June 30, 2025. If you're still in production without a backup plan, it's time to act.

NES for Lodash delivers security patches and compliance coverage for end-of-life versions. No rewrites. No rushing.

Knockout.js isn’t officially dead—but it’s not alive either. Here’s what that means for your app.

How Statista kept 1.5 M stats safe after Vue 2’s sunset—zero rewrite, zero downtime, thanks to HeroDevs NES.

Keep legacy NestJS running—secure, compliant, zero-rush.

Introducing NES for Knockout.js—security patches, compliance support, and maintenance for legacy apps that still matter.

It’s not tech debt—it’s a strategic choice. Here’s how teams are staying secure and stable without chasing every upgrade.

A practical guide to upgrading from .NET 6 to .NET 8—covering performance gains, breaking changes, migration strategy, and how to stay supported along the way.c

Your framework might be stable, but if it’s unsupported, your security team is already carrying the weight.

Secure legacy Node.js without the upgrade scramble.

An audit of the National Vulnerability Database reveals deeper issues in vulnerability tracking—raising new risks for organizations using unsupported or legacy software.

Solr vs. Elasticsearch vs. OpenSearch—when to migrate, when to stay, and how HeroDevs can help you buy time either way.

How legacy frameworks like Spring Boot and ColdFusion reveal the tangled truth behind EOL software upgrades—and what it takes to get it right.

Legacy doesn’t mean broken. Here’s why mission-critical systems still rely on end-of-life Struts—and how teams are keeping them secure without rewriting from scratch.

End-of-life software has become a compliance liability. From PCI DSS 4.0 to federal attestation forms, organizations must rethink software lifecycle management to stay secure and audit-ready.