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And lose all code comments, revision control history, etc. Not to mention the risk of doing that on a large scale.
by maximilianburke 12y ago
And lose all code comments, revision control history, etc. Not to mention the risk of doing that on a large scale.
- bigdubs 12y agoI've done this before on a large scale (vb=>c#). You don't lose revision control history, thats still in the history for the previous file. If you're doing things in vb that can't be done in c# (there are a few things), you're writing bad code. The risk is greater in using bad technology / having legacy code.