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misterbwong | 2 years ago
However, I don't envy the developers that need to keep this ASP.NET web parts site up to date.
misterbwong | 2 years ago
However, I don't envy the developers that need to keep this ASP.NET web parts site up to date.
shortrounddev2|2 years ago
misterbwong|2 years ago
Ironically, legacy .NET toolchains like Web Forms and Web Parts can be very productive and very easy to maintain, if designed well. Most of the pain comes from the MS vendor lock-in and lack of continuing support. Microsoft has moved on from these technologies so they are no longer well supported and don't have a very defined upgrade path to more "modern" approaches.