This article is just the IT equivalent of 'no good music gets made today' and so on. It's a combination of nostalgia and advancing age, the observation he's mak

This article is just the IT equivalent of 'no good music gets made today' and so on. It's a combination of nostalgia and advancing age, the observation he's making is really no different. I remember software in 1996 too, and most of it really sucked. If you want to relive the 90s experience just go use some Oracle or IBM software. That will show you true stagnation.