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by the_af
1644 days ago
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> At my former place they still had hundreds of ASP Webforms with custom in-house ASP libraries that were utter shit, but they worked. But the same is true of open source. I thought you wanted non-shit software. In-house software is easily exploitable and full of security bugs as well. |
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I work in non tech enterprise. You’d think that things like the ransomware scandals, GDPR, the increased risk-awareness would have improved the business processes or management awareness or all the things are “corporate digital maturity” but the pressure to get things done fast with minimal resources has frankly never been higher.
In that environment we’re always going to have shit-software. If anything I agree with you, which is why I said that I thought that the current status quo was the best ever.