Comment by MoonWalk
5 hours ago
"customers could either use an old ASP form on the website"
Did I miss it, or did the article neglect to explain why this was a problem?
5 hours ago
"customers could either use an old ASP form on the website"
Did I miss it, or did the article neglect to explain why this was a problem?
You ever tried to maintain or enhance an ASP form that was built 20 years ago and enhanced by random devs with no documentation? I was working with ASP forms 15 years ago that were hopelessly outdated, included tons of technical debt and were not in the least bit user friendly. You can accomplish so much more with things that ship in every browser now. It’s not a very modern technology and you miss out on things that are now very standardized and much, much easier and quicker to develop and maintain.
Also, Microsoft.
In the age of LLMs it shouldn't be a big deal to migrate any legacy ASP to .net core, surely