Hey seniors:

Let's make a rant and name some old technologies that have been frequently used and now they are obsolete

SOAP

Notepad++? NetBeans? PHP designer?

I've worked with a deprecated system, which doesn't uses REST/SOAP/similar API interface, but it fucking used FTP. You uploaded a text file with a instruction, and every 30 minutes the server parses the files and then deletes them. Trust me, this is the biggest bullshit I've ever seen in my life.

As far as I know, this mess is still used.

Edit: The server created a result.txt after it deleted the instruction, you had to download it yourself with FTP.

@systemctl no-one makes new APIs in soap but still legacy systems has.

brain

Frontend stuff which I can safely drop from my resume:

Java applets.
Popup windows.
Forms implemented by application/x-www-form-urlencoded POST
XML part of XmlHttpRequest
Portals (that was a nonsense)
JSP
GWT
Struts
WAP

@Floydian I am curious now. What's the product?

FUCKING <table>

Floppy drives

@HelloItsMe aka flash

@theKarlisK No, every customer got their own FTP login.

Actually.. lol. In the last 2 years I've had to work with almost all 'prehistoric technologies' cited here: SOAP, COBOL (mainframe), NetBeans, Npp++, JSP. Oh, and even for new projects.