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In my experience, this is a much bigger problem in web programming than elsewhere. Take the JVM, for example, since it's the subject of the article- it's been a
by Rusky 10y ago
In my experience, this is a much bigger problem in web programming than elsewhere. Take the JVM, for example, since it's the subject of the article- it's been around for decades and while things have changed, you can still pretty just just keep using whatever you're using without fear of the developers jumping ship for something shiny.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoIndeed. Also, in more sane / stable areas of the industry, the code doesn't rot so fast. Java is relatively backwards compatible down to version 1.5 or so. In Common Lisp world, the code written more than years ago works perfectly fine without need for any change.