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> Today I would need to rewrite it in a framework but it would be a huge job. If it's been 5 years, you'd have to rewrite it anyway to use whatever the framewo
by dehrmann 5y ago
> Today I would need to rewrite it in a framework but it would be a huge job.
If it's been 5 years, you'd have to rewrite it anyway to use whatever the framework of the week is. I'm only half joking. The shelf life of a lot of these frameworks seems to be 5 yeas.
- tluyben2 5y ago5 years if you keep up with the framework bizarre churn of adding and changing things. If you did not, there is a fair chance that you run an update in a year and things are broken or unsupported or at least deprecated/unused by other developers.