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I dont know about that. The very first project I worked on after graduating is still very much alive last I checked, and I was actually promised that it should
by EliasToft 3y ago
I dont know about that.
The very first project I worked on after graduating is still very much alive last I checked, and I was actually promised that it should only have a lifetime of a few years as it was an incredible fast developed prototype - the feature set and scope considering.
I actually left the company because we were two devs and the owner of the company constantly wanted us to work on new features instead of improving the foundation of the obviosuly rushed prototype, but here we are almost 15 years later and the core of it is pretty much still the same thing as when I left (SaaS).
- namtab00 3y agoI've recently found out stuff I've built 16 years ago, in ColdFusion and Classic ASP (anybody remember Macromedia Dreamweaver, later Adobe?) is still in use, never mind more "recent" WebForms + jquery stuff...