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by thephyber
3933 days ago
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I'd wager that much of their workforce is engineering and integration support, in addition to the redundancy they purchased by buying companies like BrainTree. Additionally, PayPal owns a massive amount of legacy code and APIs. There are plenty of con talks where PayPal describes how they were mired down in bureaucracy when updating a single line of code in Java (JSP) but managed to flip that overhead on its head by running a NodeJS stack on top of the JSP stack (and in some places replacing it). |
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