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title: Webinar Migrating from CUBA Platform to Jmix
description: "See how to approach migration in a structured way: estimate the scope, use Jmix migration tools, and review a practical example of moving a real CUBA Platform application to Jmix."
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##### WEBINAR

##### APRIL 14, 1:00 P.M. (UTC+0)

## WEBINAR

# Migrating from CUBA Platform to Jmix

# Best practices, migration tools, and a real project walkthrough

#### See how to approach migration in a structured way: estimate the scope, use Jmix migration tools, and review a practical example of moving a real CUBA Platform application to Jmix.

[Registration](https://forms.jmix.io/webinar_migration_cuba_jmix#Register)

[Talk to team](https://forms.jmix.io/webinar_migration_cuba_jmix#Register)

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Migration from CUBA Platform to Jmix is no longer just a general modernization plan. It is a practical engineering task with a repeatable workflow, dedicated tooling, and real lessons learned from migrating an actual business application.

**In this webinar**, we will show how the Jmix team approaches migration, what tools are already available, and what to expect when moving from CUBA Generic UI to modern Jmix architecture.

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## Why should attend

- Understand what migration from CUBA Platform to Jmix really involves
- See the migration tools and workflow provided by the Jmix team
- Learn from a real migration example, not a toy demo
- Get a realistic view of effort, risks, and best practices
- Decide whether to start migration internally or with expert support

[Registration](https://forms.jmix.io/webinar_migration_cuba_jmix#Register)

**This webinar is for teams still running applications on CUBA Platform and evaluating the next step.** 

**📍Technical decision-makers** — assess feasibility, risks, and effort

**📍Team leads & architects** — understand target architecture and migration flow

**📍Developers working with CUBA** — see how migration works in practice

**📍Organizations planning modernization** — decide between in-house vs Jmix-assisted migration

## Why this webinar matters

Many CUBA Platform users already see Jmix as the next step. The real question isn’t *whether*  to migrate — it’s how to do it without wasting months.

Migration isn’t just a package rename. Backend is usually manageable, but UI is where complexity hits: custom screens, security, reports, edge cases.

**That’s exactly what this webinar is about.** 

 

 

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##### **A realistic migration workflow**

How to break migration into manageable phases instead of treating it as one giant rewrite 

##### **The Jmix migration toolkit**

What the Jmix team already provides to support migration, including tooling, workflow, and practical guidance 

##### **How to estimate migration scope**

How to assess effort and identify the areas that usually drive complexity 

 

 

##### **A real migration case**

A walkthrough of migrating the Timesheets application from CUBA Platform to Jmix, including non-trivial UI and business logic

 

##### **Lessons from practice**

What tends to go smoothly, where teams usually hit friction, and how to reduce migration risk 

 

##### **How AI agents can help**

Where AI can accelerate repetitive migration work and where human engineering judgment is still required 

 

## Agenda

![Flag](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Flag.png?width=60&height=60&name=Flag.png)

### Why migrate now

What changes when a legacy platform stops being a comfortable base for future delivery 

![Search](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Search.png?width=60&height=60&name=Search.png)

### What migrationreally means

What can be migrated systematically, what needs redesign, and why UI deserves special attention 

![University](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/University.png?width=60&height=60&name=University.png)

### Jmix migration tools and best practices

A practical look at the workflow and tooling provided by the Jmix team 

![Security-1](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Security-1.png?width=60&height=60&name=Security-1.png)

### Estimating the migration

How to assess project scope before work starts 

![Project](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Project.png?width=60&height=60&name=Project.png)

### Real case: Timesheets migration

A walkthrough of migrating a real application from CUBA Platform to Jmix 

![Mobile apps](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Mobile%20apps.png?width=60&height=60&name=Mobile%20apps.png)

### Typical complexities and how to handle them

Custom screens, tricky behavior, iterative fixes, and validation 

![Strategy](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/Strategy.png?width=60&height=60&name=Strategy.png)

### AI-assisted migration

How AI agents support migration  
work in practice 

![News](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/News.png?width=60&height=60&name=News.png)

### Recommended next steps

How to approach migration in your own project, either independently or with support from the Jmix team 

[Registration](https://forms.jmix.io/webinar_migration_cuba_jmix#Register)

## This webinar is especially relevant if

- You still have one or more active applications on CUBA Platform
- You want to estimate migration effort before committing budget
- Your team needs a structured migration strategy, not just general advice
- Your application includes custom UI, reports, or security logic
- You want to understand whether migration can start internally
- You want to know when involving the Jmix team makes economic sense

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## What you will leave with

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- What does migration from CUBA to Jmix actually involve?
- Which parts are relatively predictable, and which need special care?
- What tools and practices does the Jmix team already provide?
- How should we estimate our own migration scope?
- Can our team start this work ourselves?
- When should we bring in the Jmix team for assistance?

## Presentation by Jmix Expert

![1](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/%D0%9A%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%BF%D1%83%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2%20New.png?width=500&height=500&name=%D0%9A%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%BF%D1%83%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2%20New.png)

## Konstantin Krivopustov

 Head of Jmix Engineering 

![AI\_Image](https://forms.jmix.io/hs-fs/hubfs/AI_Image.png?width=685&height=684&name=AI_Image.png)

## Viktor Fadeev

 Jmix Product Manager 

#### APRIL 14, 1:00 P.M. (UTC+0)

## Register now

 Join the webinar to see how to approach migration from CUBA Platform to Jmix with a structured workflow, dedicated tools, and lessons from a real project.