Also, if it works for them, it may not be financially viable to rewrite all of their code. For example, I work for a large company that uses Perl for all the backend stuff on our website. If we were to change to a more "modern" stack, we would have to stop and focus on that for a period of time instead of pushing the company forward and improving the customer experience etc.
In the meantime, Perl works for us. It's not cool or sexy but it gets the job done. Probably a similar situation at Linode.
In the meantime, Perl works for us. It's not cool or sexy but it gets the job done. Probably a similar situation at Linode.