I am curious about the number of lines of code. There must be a ton. Anyone new to the project will take some time to get up to speed. With so little testing, the original programmers don’t even know if they captured the required functionality in the original code.
Best thing would be to pull the web site and after the ‘new’ experts get a handle on things issue a new schedule of releases that result in the full desired functionality being delivered.
I predict that will not occur during Odumbo’s second term.
It MIGHT be feasible by the end of Obama's fourth term.
MIGHT.
Lines of code don't matter as much any more. C# is a good example. One line of code can include an alpha expression and be wrapped by a delegate, making that one line of code capable of iterating or sorting a series of objects quite efficiently. Problem is, it might take a day to correctly write that one line.