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Good luck to the developers from 3020 AD trying to set up their environments and trying to compile the average javascript project from 2020.
by kikokikokiko 3y ago
Good luck to the developers from 3020 AD trying to set up their environments and trying to compile the average javascript project from 2020.
- w4ffl35 3y agoMy contribution is a keyword transposition cipher written in pure js with no dependencies - I'm glad that's what made it in rather than some bloated dependency heavy unfinished project.
- inglor_cz 3y agoIn fact, good luck to the developers from 2030 trying to set up their environment for code from 2020... I tried to compile some legacy code for a few extant Symbian OS phones. The IDE and SDK are from 2011. It is a really hard task to get them running and you can forget about the emulator.
- anonzzzies 3y agoMost of our code from the middle of 90s until now works fine though. I guess it depends on the dependencies. I hate dependencies and always have, so we write code in such way that we abstract the barriers enough to not have too many issues over the decades. We have some dependencies on old SDKs but we got them to run on modern Windows / Linux versions without emulation; never needed/used Symbian before so cannot speak to that.