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Having been in this situation, as well, I find that the aging out of technology MUST be led by a CTO who is competent enough to know that tipping point of cost-
by Supermancho 7y ago
Having been in this situation, as well, I find that the aging out of technology MUST be led by a CTO who is competent enough to know that tipping point of cost-benefit. Their job immediately becomes a political choice (pass the pain to the next guy) when the point has passed and it gets worse every new CTO. Some of these systems are HUGE (hudreds of millions of lines of ColdFusion, where I worked).
- burpsnard 7y agoin a way it's quite a testament to it's utility. Allaire were there with a workable solution, before jsp, php, (?) asp. Iirc only perl was serious competition. I still sometimes see lotus notes '.nsf' links