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I like that 2nd criteria. Seems like a smart way to avoid components that are much more likely to get software decay. Have you been programming for 25 years?
by thundergolfer 6y ago
I like that 2nd criteria. Seems like a smart way to avoid components that are much more likely to get software decay.
Have you been programming for 25 years?
- tluyben2 6y ago> Have you been programming for 25 years? I have longer than that and it is really scary that software to see that software I wrote early 90s is still used. I thought, at the time, it would be rewritten in something cooler every few years. But nope. It does make me pick tech that can or will last; not many dependencies, open source, jvm, .net core or C/C++, so it is possible to revisit it in 20 years and not be completely lost (like I imagine it would be with js frameworks/libs/deps at the moment).
- forgotmypw17 6y agoYes, at least that long, and about 20 of it for the Web.