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His point may have been that he already has the code, so for the existing code it isn't really an advantage.
by jules 16y ago
His point may have been that he already has the code, so for the existing code it isn't really an advantage.
- dasil003 16y agoIf he plans to continue development on that code, then upgrading will pay dividends. If not, keep running the old code. Who's holding a gun to his head? Should progress stop to support all the old untouched projects in the world?
- jules 16y agoI agree it depends on how much you think you're going to modify. In any case it might make sense to wait until all the bugs that aren't caught until widespread adoption have been fixed.