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I think it's a matter of having the right tool for the job. If someone wanted to write a modern website in C++, I'd probably gripe about that. But Java, with
by slumdev 7y ago
I think it's a matter of having the right tool for the job.
If someone wanted to write a modern website in C++, I'd probably gripe about that.
But Java, with either J2EE or Spring? No complaints here.
VB just isn't appropriate anywhere anymore.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoEvery app has to start somewhere and will after a while be outdated. Whatever problems EPIC has are most likely not because of VB but because of bad management. I work in medical and I see almost every day management decisions that will lead to future software problems but nobody in leadership understands or wants to understand. Have a problem? Just throw the cheapest offshore team you can find at it. Repeat that a few times and you have a completely incoherent architecture. You will get this result with any stack. I certain wouldn’t advocate using VB for new code. All I am saying is that the real problem is not the stack.
- conanbatt 7y agoThis 'app' charges in the range of 6 digits yearly per provider.