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There should be a big for a business stuck on there. The primary reasons are loss of quality, practically by definition new code is less well tested than old c
by stonemetal 13y ago
There should be a big for a business stuck on there. The primary reasons are loss of quality, practically by definition new code is less well tested than old code; loss of time, in the rewrite you spend time re-implementing features your system already had which doesn't provide new value for end users(it is hard to sell an upgrade of no new features.)