>That would have saved the NJ Governor from putting out a request for “Cobalt“ programmers in the middle of a pandemic. The difference is this framework still

>That would have saved the NJ Governor from putting out a request for “Cobalt“ programmers in the middle of a pandemic. The difference is this framework still runs on a modern platform (assuming it uses JS and other Web standards). So, it's dated only WRT other frameworks, which come and go anyway. So, unlike with COBOL (and "Cobalt"), it's supported by the platform of the day with standards many current devs know.