Am I being unnecessarily cynical to wonder about the risk of taking on new
COBOL programmers who "volunteer" to help the state remediate applications that
hand out money?
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I agree, a systematic assessment of the issues should pre-empt acquiring a
programming army, unless its really the programs that need to be changed.
Their issues could be ranging across a whole swath of issues. their challenges
do sound like they would be a bit of fun to understand and remedia
While I still think the governor of New Jersey probably should be looking at
a capacity increase before tempting Brook's Law by adding programmers to a
project that is already behind the eight ball, since we all have the
opportunity to defend COBOL to people who are temporarily listening, here
are
