Worked at a company a few years ago that was still using Classic ASP for some projects. It was not supported by Microsoft at this point, which is saying somethi

Worked at a company a few years ago that was still using Classic ASP for some projects. It was not supported by Microsoft at this point, which is saying something, and I’d be surprised if the project was ever sunset. The software development process sounds all too familiar, i.e. hundreds of bugs in QA, long releases, long release cycles, death marches, and burnout. Fun stuff. This cultural mindset permeated the entire organization. Even for projects using new technology, we were coupled to this legacy project and our processes always devolved to what it had created.