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Thats not always true, they keep some stuff that is a success for a long time, but they are also not afraid to drop there failures like ActiveX, SilverLight, VB
by jeroen79 3y ago
Thats not always true, they keep some stuff that is a success for a long time, but they are also not afraid to drop there failures like ActiveX, SilverLight, VBScript, ...
And i am afraid blazer may be next.
- NicoJuicy 3y agoVbscript - deprecated, started 28!! Years ago ActiveX - same, but 27! Years ago Those were not failures. But have replacements. Those are terrible examples tbh. A lot of businesses would sign immediately if they knew something was going to be supported for > 20 years. Additionally, vbscript owners should have long migrated to eg. Powershell