4 ms·
I think the problem was, that they had to implement new features for the clients only supporting the old version, too. At this point you are left with a HTTP wr
by allendoerfer 10y ago
I think the problem was, that they had to implement new features for the clients only supporting the old version, too. At this point you are left with a HTTP wrapper around your old software, which does not qualify as a rewrite.
- zigzigzag 10y agoWell, yeah. It sounded like an HTTP wrapper is all they actually needed. Or in fact any well specified wire protocol with lots of implementations. It could have been protocol buffers over raw sockets also.