> worth considering that utility, government, and infrastructure software may be under different kinds of constraints than what you're used to. I worked on a g

> worth considering that utility, government, and infrastructure software may be under different kinds of constraints than what you're used to. I worked on a government project where new software was being built on COBOL because they had those devs available. No commercial company in their right mind would build any new applications in COBOL, but government is a different animal.