Probably recent ones with 0 adoption I would say. Carbon for example. Because there s no way anything with massive code bases can ever retire if that's what you mean.
you're not wrong, though it is possible to stop making 'new' things in them. maybe then in some generations it could be retired. the things with large codebases or widespread usage.
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Probably recent ones with 0 adoption I would say. Carbon for example. Because there s no way anything with massive code bases can ever retire if that's what you mean.
you're not wrong, though it is possible to stop making 'new' things in them. maybe then in some generations it could be retired. the things with large codebases or widespread usage.