Yes, just as the majority of the world's mainframe apps run on COBOL. Similarly COBOL won't be retired anytime soon. Those facts don't make COBOL something you

Yes, just as the majority of the world's mainframe apps run on COBOL. Similarly COBOL won't be retired anytime soon. Those facts don't make COBOL something you'd want to write apps in. I hear there's a new COBOL DI framework so you can write XML instead of COBOL.