On Slashdot there was a fun post asking What's the Oldest Technology You've Used In a Production Environment?
On Slashdot there was a fun post asking What's the Oldest Technology You've Used In a Production Environment?
One of the commenters posted the following reply, which I though was quite amusing:
A .NET Web Api 2 web service that runs a borland pascal executable...
At work we're still using BDE, though hopefully in a month or two almost all of it will have been replaced with FireDAC. However it'll take another year or two before all customers have been updated.
Perhaps not very ancient but what BDE lacks in pure age it makes up for in how much it sucks today...
How about you guys?
http://it.slashdot.org/story/15/07/21/2053200/whats-the-oldest-technology-youve-used-in-a-production-environment
One of the commenters posted the following reply, which I though was quite amusing:
A .NET Web Api 2 web service that runs a borland pascal executable...
At work we're still using BDE, though hopefully in a month or two almost all of it will have been replaced with FireDAC. However it'll take another year or two before all customers have been updated.
Perhaps not very ancient but what BDE lacks in pure age it makes up for in how much it sucks today...
How about you guys?
http://it.slashdot.org/story/15/07/21/2053200/whats-the-oldest-technology-youve-used-in-a-production-environment
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