Given dependency chains the business case for these “quick” switches was often poor as well. Yes, Dropbox had $$ and guido - but that wasn’t everyone and most c

Given dependency chains the business case for these “quick” switches was often poor as well. Yes, Dropbox had $$ and guido - but that wasn’t everyone and most code was 2 at the time. Many folks would have been ok updating to 3 compatible approaches if it didn’t blow up their 2 story. That’s what ultimately happened in lots of cases when it became more doable. The rip and replace everything at once was a weird goal