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This is great for reducing maintenance overhead for code. I have code using SQLITE written in 2008 that is still working without issues.
by tmaly 1y ago
This is great for reducing maintenance overhead for code. I have code using SQLITE written in 2008 that is still working without issues.
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoLove it. There should be more longevity in software. I've worked at too many projects that was "just" a rewrite of something else, usually due to legacy issues / dropped support (e.g. no support for Flex on iOS, libraries/frameworks no longer being maintained, etc). I'm a big fan of the Go programming language because of this, but also by extension of "boring technology" (https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology). It's hard to be able to make an impact in this regard in the B2C projects I usually have though.