The mindset of programming is completly different than rubber stamping/tweaking slop… don’t know where they are going to get real developers in 20 years.
I look at it like COBOL coding. In 20 years they can call me or of retirement and pay me a boatload to maintain the garbage mess that is all that’s left.
The mindset of programming is completly different than rubber stamping/tweaking slop… don’t know where they are going to get real developers in 20 years.
I look at it like COBOL coding. In 20 years they can call me or of retirement and pay me a boatload to maintain the garbage mess that is all that’s left.
Is there any amount of money that can unfuck a codebase after 20 years of rot?
No, but they don’t know that yet.
At that point it would just be “keep it alive until the replacement is ready”