Obsolete Software Tools The Pace Of Technological Essay

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¶ … Obsolete Software Tools The pace of technological change continues to accelerate rending many software development applications, tools and programs obsolete quickly. The intent of this analysis is to evaluate ten of these obsolete applications, tools and programs, providing insights into how they can be improved to deliver greater value.

Analysis of Obsolete Tools

The first of the ten tools is Borland C++ Compiler Version 3.1. This specific version of the Borland C++ Complier had a series of commands within its structure that led to direct conflicts with the broader BSD C++ conventions supported by other software companies including Microsoft and their C++ Compiler. C++ has since been replaced with more Web-capable programming languages including Python.

The second obsolete programming tool is Borland Kylix. This programming tool is used for scripting and creating its own proprietary application libraries. Scripting languages including PERL and other tools for shell scripting have since overtaken this tools' functionality (Binstock, 2005).

The third obsolete tool are flat file Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) files used for completing common electronic transactions across...

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EDI networks often cost over $50,000 or more to set up and run, and have since been replaced by Web-based trading networks and systems that can quickly scale globally (Lee, Clark, Tam, 1999). EDI has now migrated into entirely Web-based transactions were development systems emulate its command set and deliver higher levels of performance than the most fine-tuned EDI batch programs had in the past been able to achieve.
The fourth obsolete programming tool is Hummingbird DM 5.1.0.5. This development tool was used for creating logical file pointers across a network using proprietary network protocols and commands. Advanced TCP/IP programming techniques today can accomplish the same tasks that Hummingbird was used to automate in the past. Automating telnet commands in Unix can also accomplish the same result as well.

The fifth obsolete development tool is Microsoft Access 2000. This entire platform was used for completing departmental databases development, often as part of a broader enterprise. Microsoft Access 2000 had nascent technologies included in it that made programming databases across groups possible. It however lacked the ability to bring databases to the Web,…

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Binstock, A. (2005). For Linux, the end-to-end is near. Software Development Times, (130), 30-31.

Lee, H.G., Clark, T., & Tam, K.Y. (1999). Research report. can EDI benefit adopters? Information Systems Research, 10(2), 186-195.

Miner, G. (2001). Choosing a LIMS in the internet age. American Water Works Association. Journal, 93(7), 120-120.


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