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I wager it's reasonable to consider it anything not consistent with _your_ _current_ architectural culture/guidelines. Some examples using this definition: *
by kev009 13y ago
I wager it's reasonable to consider it anything not consistent with _your_ _current_ architectural culture/guidelines.
Some examples using this definition:
* CICS on an IBM System Z might be considered legacy to one group and platform to another.
* Ruby might be legacy at Twitter but isn't elsewhere.
- egeozcan 13y agoAs the communities grow, more people learn about mongodb's limitations and feel the need to switch. I like your "ruby" example because what mongodb faces is really similar: Easy to start with, hard to go... well... "web-scale" (by the way is this expresson becoming a word or has it already been?) I usually do not link to my comments but I'll risk looking like a narcissist this time to give an example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6801970 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6801970