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And then you decide on one to do a really big single page app (100.000 lines of code) and end up stuck on a legacy codebase watching the pretty new frameworks s
by Joeri 13y ago
And then you decide on one to do a really big single page app (100.000 lines of code) and end up stuck on a legacy codebase watching the pretty new frameworks sailing by. (Happened to me on an ExtJS codebase started in 2008.)
- bokchoi 13y agoYep, I'm in the same boat. And good luck upgrading ExtJS 3.x to 4.x. Occasionally minor point releases are painful to upgrade to as well. Good lord.
- lightblade 13y agoHa! We're even having trouble going from 4.0 to 4.1 Not really funny come to think of it :(
- k__ 13y agoI started with 4.0 and switched to 4.1 and 4.2 without any problems. But yes, I heared 3 to 4 should be a PITA
- Cthulhu_ 13y agoLikewise; we started building a BackboneJS app two years ago; in the meantime, I'm rebuilding it in Angular for mobile devices, while the main development is going to port the big app to Angular too. Fun fact: Angular is older than Backbone (first commit to angular was four years ago).