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Well, duh. If a company suddenly stopped selling the product that their users rely on, they would lose sales. This is hardly a revelation. There are lots of ex
by pavlov 3y ago
Well, duh. If a company suddenly stopped selling the product that their users rely on, they would lose sales. This is hardly a revelation.
There are lots of examples of software platforms transitioning to a new foundation while retaining a compatibility shim for those bits of the old applications that customers still need. Text-mode COBOL applications are deployed on Windows 11, which itself has almost nothing in common with Windows 1.0.
Wordpress.com would need to maintain compatibility with some PHP+MySQL plugins. This doesn’t seem insurmountable, especially as AI code translation is now a thing.