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This is the standard talk for any part of any program being shutdown (including internally among small engineering teams). Part of the difference is a "shutdown
by KerryJones 5y ago
This is the standard talk for any part of any program being shutdown (including internally among small engineering teams). Part of the difference is a "shutdown" can be a rough cut-off so people relying on the services don't have much help in the matter, sunsetting is a longer time period that allows you to transition out of using any services.
- wavefunction 5y agoI'd prefer "deprecated" which is what the teams I've worked on used. That's an actual programming term as a bonus.
- KerryJones 5y agoPedantically they are similar but not the same. https://nordicapis.com/how-to-smartly-sunset-and-deprecate-apis/ https://nordicapis.com/how-to-smartly-sunset-and-deprecate-a...
- presentation 5y agoIt being an actual programming term is a minus, nobody but computer needs knows what it means - trading one jargon for another jargon, just the one that you like.