As someone doing support and occasional code changes for a pile of vb6 that doesn't sound that bad. If you need a code base to be stable for decades COBOL beats vb6.
I use Mirth, thanks for open sourcing it!
As someone doing support and occasional code changes for a pile of vb6 that doesn't sound that bad. If you need a code base to be stable for decades COBOL beats vb6.
I use Mirth, thanks for open sourcing it!