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I worked for an F500 that was still using Lotus Notes as of late 2018. It was my first job so I didn't know how old that system was, but people used it to build
by vsskanth 3y ago
I worked for an F500 that was still using Lotus Notes as of late 2018. It was my first job so I didn't know how old that system was, but people used it to build all sorts of complex applications like ticketing systems, time tracking, product design docs etc.
I guess Notion would be today's modern equivalent, will turn into tomorrow's legacy system.
I sometimes wonder if people have done any research on these types of workflow abstractions and come up with fundamental data structures to work with them.
- erichocean 3y ago> I sometimes wonder if people have done any research on these types of workflow abstractions and come up with fundamental data structures to work with them. That's what my company does.