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Not all ecosystems disintegrate after a couple of years. Many times an answer from 10 years ago is still extremely relevant.
by scrollaway 3y ago
Not all ecosystems disintegrate after a couple of years. Many times an answer from 10 years ago is still extremely relevant.
- spaceman_2020 3y agoNot when the answer references libraries that haven't been maintained in five years or have fallen out of favor completely (like jQuery).
- scrollaway 3y agoI understood what you meant. But first of all, many languages have libraries relevant for several decades; second, asking questions about legacy code is often valid (and often where you need the most help); third, some people even still use jquery! (Poor guys)
- spaceman_2020 3y agoI understand all of that - I just question Google's algorithm that prioritizes answers from 2013 vs answers from 2021 for similar queries.