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Depends what you mean by legacy. If you mean well written c or Java code, that is well tested and clean. Then I'd prefer to then a modern JavaScript applicatio
by UK-Al05 6y ago
Depends what you mean by legacy.
If you mean well written c or Java code, that is well tested and clean. Then I'd prefer to then a modern JavaScript application without tests.
Legacy to me means applications that has turned into a mess with no tests. This can be a recent application or old.
- MiroF 6y agoExactly. BLAS isn't legacy to me, but that web server you wrote in an Excel macro is.