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If you're trying to convert a large legacy code base to async I/O you're up for a huge amount of work anyway.
by zik 12y ago
If you're trying to convert a large legacy code base to async I/O you're up for a huge amount of work anyway.
- threeseed 12y agoSure. But you aren't likely to be changing core business logic. And believe me the cost of retraining, recoding and retesting all of your code is going to be significantly more expensive than buying better hardware.