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by codingdave
1154 days ago
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I've got 10 year old code still running because the SaaS product I built back in 2013 is still running. I don't think it will be in 5 years, and that feels about right in terms of lifetime of code. If you write a successful product, the need for it should keep the code alive until tech advances so far past your original stack that what was once new and innovative is old and legacy... and then the product is either sunset or re-platformed. So if your code lives anywhere in the 10-20 year range, that is not too shabby. |
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