Toptal helps global animal health company modernize legacy app for faster releases.
An animal health company struggling with slow performance and lengthy software release cycles partnered with Toptal to rebuild its legacy application using a modular architecture that supports faster development and independent feature updates.
Client
A US-based global animal health company offering medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, and digital solutions.
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Healthcare and Life SciencesDelivered Services
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The existing application was built on a tightly connected architecture that made even minor changes difficult to implement. Updates required full-system deployments, creating bottlenecks that slowed development, limited scalability, and made it harder to respond to changing business requirements.
Solution
Modular Front-end Architecture
Toptal engineers rebuilt the front end using React, TypeScript, and Module Federation, introducing a micro front-end architecture that allowed teams to develop and deploy application features independently.
Independent Back-end Services
The development team transitioned the back end to a microservices architecture using Node.js and .NET, separating business functions into individual services that could be developed, tested, and scaled independently.
Outcome
Faster Software Releases
Independent feature deployments eliminated the need for coordinated, full-system releases, accelerating development cycles and reducing the risk of changes affecting unrelated application functionality.
Improved Platform Performance
The modular architecture reduced performance bottlenecks and improved system stability under increased demand. Engineering teams also gained greater flexibility to maintain and expand individual application components.
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