>Oh yay, Sage is using another technology that is now considered old.
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I think that this is a pretty good strategy for this product, which is popular in the small to medium business world. Sage has retained the basic functionality and appearance- which is familiar to tens of thousands of users, but has made the product available either in the browser or the desktop.
I work in that world, and getting browser access to desktop application data is a huge benefit that was previously so costly that only very large companies could afford it.

While Sage was at it, they brought the C code forward to C#.
Of course when they started this project- which took several years- they knew that newer technology would be available when they finished- but they did it anyway.
This was a big bet, and I think that it was a good one.


So - "old" is somehow not good?
Hmm I'm probably close to twice your age, Craig, but I'd be happy to accommodate you if you'd like to challenge me to a round of golf.




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>>https://smist08.wordpress.com/2015/07/29/sage-300-moves-into-the-browser/
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>>The latest incarnation of an app that began on CPM
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>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sage_300_ERP