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True. In my experience that largely depends on the environment. In Java or .NET shops, there is a significant investment in the surrounding infrastructure wher
by brightball 8y ago
True. In my experience that largely depends on the environment.
In Java or .NET shops, there is a significant investment in the surrounding infrastructure where the code is deployed. Has a huge impact in cost of switching. That's before even factoring in some of the inside baseball related to "discounts" on products like SQL Server if you have a certain number of employees with Microsoft certs.
For just about everything else though...it's not nearly as much of a headache.
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- gandreani 8y agoOh man. Those discounts sounds like such a headache. It's hard enough considering the asks for one department already... Environment is definitely the key. We don't use either of those languages but we do run our site on a dozen or so servers. There's a fair bit of coupling that can eventually add up when you run the same apps on the same servers for years