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if there's an escape hatch you should probably use it. In my experience companies never support you during rewrites "well why don't you just convert the code to
by EasyMark 1y ago
if there's an escape hatch you should probably use it. In my experience companies never support you during rewrites "well why don't you just convert the code to X language" almost never works on a huge project, it takes a ground up approach, and relying on the old stuff as "more like guidelines than the actual law"
- Aloha 1y agoThe escape hatch is OpenSilver basically. A clean rewrite isnt possible for a variety of business reasons.