Legacy that still runs the business
Flex and other end-of-life front-ends rebuilt on React and Next.js without stopping feature delivery.
architecture / modernization / AI-native delivery / denver
Nouvelles Solutions takes on the codebase nobody wants to touch, the stack that stopped aging well, and the AI work that has to survive past the demo. Architecture, hands-on code, and delivery stay in the same room.
Legacy that still runs the business
Flex and other end-of-life front-ends rebuilt on React and Next.js without stopping feature delivery.
AI past the demo
Agentic coding workflows set up inside real repositories, with an architect holding the line on structure, tests, and review.
One point of view
Architecture, interface, and delivery decisions made by the same person who writes the code.
Work
Client work stays under NDA. These are the shapes, not the names.
Ongoing
Insurance / customer portals
A multi-year embedded engagement on top of two decades in workers’ compensation software: system design, front-end architecture, and hands-on delivery across the portals the carrier’s customers use.
2026
Insurance / modernization
Claude Code ran the conversion inside VS Code in autopilot mode. An architect set the target structure, reviewed every application, and kept the output consistent. Years of deferred migration closed in two weeks.
c. 2010
T3Media / NCAA Vault
Called in late, built on Flex and Rails, shipped on time to an A-list client. The pattern has not changed since: understand the problem, cut to essentials, deliver.
Weekend experiments and small tools live in the lab at n-so.com.
About
Full profile ->I’m Daniel Wanja, Enterprise Architect & Lead Developer at Nouvelles Solutions, Inc. I help teams shape the next version of their product with a tighter system, a clearer interface, and less wasted motion.
With four decades of coding experience, I’ve worked through multiple generations of software change, from early business systems to modern cloud-native applications and AI-assisted delivery. That long view makes it easier to spot what matters, what ages well, and what should be cut.
Contact
No deck, no brief. A short note on where it hurts is enough to start. Working base: Denver, Colorado. Primary inbox: d@n-so.com.