I mean, COBOL is in the same boat -- there's too much code written in it to outright kill it. They still update the language standard today (2014).
The main migration argument I see is usually along the lines of "50% of all COBOL progammers today will be DEAD by 2025!"
Rather than about technical/financial merit (anyone willing to migrate on those grounds, and believed it was even possible for their infra, will have already done so)
The main migration argument I see is usually along the lines of "50% of all COBOL progammers today will be DEAD by 2025!"
Rather than about technical/financial merit (anyone willing to migrate on those grounds, and believed it was even possible for their infra, will have already done so)