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No, no what? Do you have counterexamples where established businesses don't have to deal or interface with legacy code? If so I want to work at this magical ent
by dkarapetyan 10y ago
No, no what? Do you have counterexamples where established businesses don't have to deal or interface with legacy code? If so I want to work at this magical enterprise.
According to OP this company has been around for 10+ years. It'd be a miracle if they didn't have legacy code.
- mod 10y agoAgency work, for one.
- dkarapetyan 10y agoReally? Which agency is that?
- art0rz 10y agoAd agency business (not adtech). I work for a digital production agency that caters to ad agencies, doing digital campaigns (vr, mobile games/apps, websites, webgl, anything digital really). My time on a project (code, frontend) rarely exceeds 2 months, and after that I get a fresh new project to work on from scratch. I rarely work with legacy code and usually the tech stack for these projects are quite cutting edge, too. After working in this business I don't think I'll ever be able to return to a "normal" type of business, although stress can be quite high and often there is overtime to meet a deadline.