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I never realized there would be so much junk to haul through when trying to upgrade websites to these modern interfaces. It makes me wonder if this problem of
by nashashmi 12y ago
I never realized there would be so much junk to haul through when trying to upgrade websites to these modern interfaces. It makes me wonder if this problem of really bad code is widespread in the industry or just among amateur web developers.
- gk1 12y agoRome wasn't built in a day. Any product that's been around for 10+ years accumulates a lot of "junk." The thing is, it wasn't always junk. Eight years ago it was the best thing, it just hasn't been updated since then (aside from patches and bug fixes, as mentioned in the article).