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Questions tagged [legacy]

Questions about legacy languages, code, or applications.

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I maintain a large legacy app working with SQL database. The app uses raw SQL queries to query the database. Together with app rewrite I plan to introduce ORM to work with the database. The simplest ...
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1 answer
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I'm here for some advice about how to manage the situation where I have a legacy application running locally on an onpremise server with it's own database and I'm about to add an online shop app to it....
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3 votes
2 answers
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My team have recently inherited a very poorly written, business-critical, monolithic LAMP application with the goal of guaranteeing reasonably uptime and scalability targets in just a few weeks. Our ...
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2 answers
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I see the term legacy signature a lot in the documentation of programming languages. For example in the php documentation : Passing the separator after the array (i.e. using the legacy signature) ...
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2 answers
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I work with a specific engineer (let's call them X) that, even though they have many years of experience in the industry, has a lot of trouble to manage the scope of code changes. For example, say ...
Little Pizza's user avatar
-1 votes
1 answer
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How would you engineer this: You have a legacy application that is a big ball of mud and a monolith. This application is "impossible" to change to look good on mobile devices. The management ...
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2 votes
2 answers
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If you have a big legacy application (big ball of mud), lets call it MudApp. If you then create a new application to make us of new technology and to make a new good looking frontend because that was ...
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5 votes
3 answers
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I am currently rebuilding from scratch a product catalogue (to feed a shopping website). The existing legacy system is heterogenous, Long story short : The some products are stored in a FileMaker ...
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-2 votes
1 answer
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We are given a task to create an Web Service API for a mobile application. The problem is we have to use a legacy database that is not normalized and its very tedious to work with. We are accustomed ...
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1 vote
3 answers
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We are decomposing a monolithic legacy system into microservices. As we do so, we can't completely remove reliance on some of the data in the legacy system that's required for each microservice. ...
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2 votes
1 answer
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I am working on wrapping an old project written in C# in a test framework. The largest problem I have is that I have a bunch of classes that are all VERY tightly coupled with other classes. All of ...
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1 answer
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I have been given a task to take on a legacy application (which has a very poor API in terms of user experience, is undocumented largely, and performs slowly) and build a new API and SDK to improve ...
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4 votes
5 answers
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I've been assigned to a code base responsible for millions of dollars of transactions, per quarter, and has been in use for over a decade. Sifting through the solution, I see doubles used everywhere ...
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5 votes
1 answer
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Problem Background Recently, I joined a government agency as a software engineer/scientist/analyst. Previously, worked in software industry - gained 3 years of software engineering experience at ...
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5 votes
1 answer
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In my team, we are maintaining a monolithic application that was started in 2003. It is written in Java and has seen several successive layers of technical changes, growing to a hefty 400k-line ...
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