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>As soon as you need to deal with a large project in a corporate environment on a code base aged in double digit years you don't think it's simple anymore. I'v
by snickerbockers 4y ago
>As soon as you need to deal with a large project in a corporate environment on a code base aged in double digit years you don't think it's simple anymore.
I've done this before, never felt like C wasn't simple.
- mlindner 4y agoHow big was the project and how many people were maintaining it? And were the people maintaining it the same people who started it? Perhaps I should have included a statement about coming in to work on a project that was already double digits old when you started working on it.
- snickerbockers 4y agoNot sure how many people worked on it but it was forked from FreeBSD 16 years before i joined and none of the original devs were there.