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There is a lot if "inertia", few professionals are willing to learn
something new. This includes the ones that use php, net, etc, and,
sadly lots of RPG programers that steel write programs for 5250.
The new RPG applications written for 5250 contribute a lot to the
perception of RPG as an old language. And for lazy and/or incompetent
people, it is a lot easier to say: "it is obsolete" rather than say the
truth: "I am not capable of learning something new".
On 07/03/2017 01:23 PM, Buck Calabro wrote:
On 7/3/2017 1:01 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
" If RPG were easier / more flexible to use than say .NET or PHP for web apps, why don't web teams switch?"
Probably the same reason I use RPG for web apps. I know it and haven't found a compelling reason to change (and I have looked).
Which might be one definition of 'not easier'.
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