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No one has maintained it in a while, and if a change is needed, it seems like a full re-write would be the better option. Or the whole company has moved onto s
by al_borland 1y ago
No one has maintained it in a while, and if a change is needed, it seems like a full re-write would be the better option.
Or the whole company has moved onto something new, and you’re maintaining the code to keep the legacy systems going until everything has migrated off it… so it needs to run, but no one really cares.
- rossdavidh 1y agoThis is a good point, I have often heard "legacy" used to mean "we can't delete it but we don't maintain it"