I wonder how long they could go on with something like this. There are a fair bit of features that are done better today than they were done decades back. Deve

I wonder how long they could go on with something like this. There are a fair bit of features that are done better today than they were done decades back. Developer tooling has been getting better. In fact today auto complete doesn't even mean what we had 5 years back, Same with code navigation. While sticking to backwards compatibility is good for your existing users(mostly older devs), that will also close the door for new comers.