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Even if they read, it gets old really fast usually and who have to update it? You. So now you have two problems :)
by some_account 8y ago
Even if they read, it gets old really fast usually and who have to update it? You. So now you have two problems :)
- mmsimanga 8y agoIt's surprising how long code lives. In most organisations I have worked in, companies talk of rewriting legacy code but very few of these projects replace the existing code. There was a front-page article on Cobol here of HN a couple of days ago. Management tends to be interested in new features and I have noticed there is always a reluctance to change something that is already working.