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Yes run updates of course. The question is how much of a headache you want. You can: Use Next.js (frequently changing lots of transitive deps, suffers from No
by bravesoul2 1y ago
Yes run updates of course. The question is how much of a headache you want.
You can:
Use Next.js (frequently changing lots of transitive deps, suffers from Node ecosystem churn too)
Roll your own framework
OR (FANFARE....)
Use simpler arguably more professional tools. That 10 year old .NET MVC site. Guess what. Still works. Still secure.
- threetonesun 1y ago10 year old .NET is running on a Windows server that, I hope, you've done some security updates on. Having worked on most web facing stacks out there that might have been the worst one you could have picked as a "future proof" deployment, unless you're comparing them all as something you release once and then never touch again.
- jimnotgym 1y agoBut did running Windows Update ever break the website?
- bravesoul2 1y agoIndeed. And did it require a Jira ticket to rearchitecture the app.
- victorbjorklund 1y agoguess it depends on def of framework. I would say using .net mvc is a framework.