LÃder de Proyecto at a tech services company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Jan 4, 2022
From a developer's perspective, I would rate it a ten out of ten. From a CIO perspective, because of the licensing pricing model, I would rate it a seven out of ten. I would also have given it a higher rating if it was a company that has been around for a longer period of time, like IBM.
VP, Chief Enterprise Integration Architect at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Nov 10, 2021
I would give OpenLegacy an eight out of 10. Almost no solution gets a 10. The reason for the eight is that it actually solved the problems that we had for 200-plus APIs very quickly. It was very impressive. There were some glitches, but OpenLegacy was extremely responsive. They don't get a 10 because we still couldn't employ their low code/no code.
IT Department Banking Industry at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Aug 12, 2019
If I were to rate this product on a scale of one to ten, I think a five is good enough. The system is good and can accomplish a lot but because support is not so good, we had many problems we should not have had. We waste a lot of time to be stable in using the system, and that cost a lot for us. If there were better support then we would have had fewer problems and we would have saved a lot of time.
OpenLegacy integrates legacy customer data with REST APIs, speeding up mobile transactions and code updates while simplifying API development. Its open-source platform offers flexibility, benefiting mainframe environments and Tomcat server deployments.OpenLegacy is crucial for organizations aiming to integrate modern web applications with legacy systems. The platform is widely used in financial and logistics sectors to enable quick access to customer data and transactions, effectively...
From a developer's perspective, I would rate it a ten out of ten. From a CIO perspective, because of the licensing pricing model, I would rate it a seven out of ten. I would also have given it a higher rating if it was a company that has been around for a longer period of time, like IBM.
I would give OpenLegacy an eight out of 10. Almost no solution gets a 10. The reason for the eight is that it actually solved the problems that we had for 200-plus APIs very quickly. It was very impressive. There were some glitches, but OpenLegacy was extremely responsive. They don't get a 10 because we still couldn't employ their low code/no code.
If I were to rate this product on a scale of one to ten, I think a five is good enough. The system is good and can accomplish a lot but because support is not so good, we had many problems we should not have had. We waste a lot of time to be stable in using the system, and that cost a lot for us. If there were better support then we would have had fewer problems and we would have saved a lot of time.