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> There are indeed quite many new projects being started in COBOL No. You have to put this relative to projects started in other languages, at which points ne
by iLoveOncall 1y ago
> There are indeed quite many new projects being started in COBOL
No.
You have to put this relative to projects started in other languages, at which points new projects started in COBOL is even less than a rounding error, it probably wouldn't result in anything other than 0 with a float.
- Rochus 1y agoThe claim was "No one's starting new projects in COBOL."
- iLoveOncall 1y agoAnd everyone of good faith understood what the claim actually was.
- Rochus 1y agoAnd everyone with relevant fintech project experience knows that new projects on the existing core banking systems are started all the time and that COBOL continues to be a relevant language (whether we like it or not).