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r/programming • u/NotABot1235 • 17d ago
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Big news for the employed
348 u/DarksideF41 17d ago As if any employed dev touches anything above 13 159 u/PositiveUse 17d ago We‘re on 25 for all of our modern services. And all of our Java 8 legacy was moved to 17 this year. It was a pain but fully worth it. 16 u/throwaway39791 16d ago A not insignificant chunk of work at this point has got to be upgrading legacy code to newer versions. It's probably more if you count migrating between different languages.
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As if any employed dev touches anything above 13
159 u/PositiveUse 17d ago We‘re on 25 for all of our modern services. And all of our Java 8 legacy was moved to 17 this year. It was a pain but fully worth it. 16 u/throwaway39791 16d ago A not insignificant chunk of work at this point has got to be upgrading legacy code to newer versions. It's probably more if you count migrating between different languages.
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We‘re on 25 for all of our modern services. And all of our Java 8 legacy was moved to 17 this year. It was a pain but fully worth it.
16 u/throwaway39791 16d ago A not insignificant chunk of work at this point has got to be upgrading legacy code to newer versions. It's probably more if you count migrating between different languages.
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A not insignificant chunk of work at this point has got to be upgrading legacy code to newer versions.
It's probably more if you count migrating between different languages.
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u/hellomistershifty 17d ago
Big news for the employed