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> Even after a redesign a few years ago, their pages still use “.asp”, which is basically an extinct platform that almost nobody uses anymore. And? For all we
by ama729 13y ago
> Even after a redesign a few years ago, their pages still use “.asp”, which is basically an extinct platform that almost nobody uses anymore.
And? For all we care, it could be built in FORTRAN and still be a valuable resource. What in the name of the Flying Spaghetti Monster an argument is that???
- nicholassmith 13y agoAgreed, as developers we know that when someone goes "hey, we should rebuild the entire (reasonably stable) project using another language!" that we should get the torch and pitchfork out. If it's not broken, and there's still developers capable of working on it, do not rewrite it. Especially not to impress a bunch of nerds who're sat going "ASP?!".