Support status
Is the software running your business still getting patches?
Support ends on a published date. The application carries on working, which is exactly why nobody notices. Pick your platform below for its real support position, what that exposes you to, and the options, including leaving it alone.
The answers, up front
Each verdict below is the honest one, including where that means you are fine. Every page states its dates and links the vendor's own lifecycle notice so you can check it.
- Version-dependentColdFusionIt depends on your version, and for most estates the answer is no.
- EndingClassic ASPClassic ASP is still supported. The language your pages are written in is not.
- SupportedASP.NET Web FormsASP.NET Web Forms is supported. There is also no version of it on modern .NET, and there never will be.
- Partly supportedVisual Basic 6The runtime is supported. The development environment has not been since 2008.
- UnsupportedAngularJSAngularJS has been unsupported since 31 December 2021.
- UnsupportedDrupal 7Drupal 7 reached end of life on 5 January 2025.
- UnsupportedMagento 1Magento 1 support ended on 30 June 2020.
- UnsupportedSharePoint ServerSharePoint Server 2016 and 2019 left extended support on 14 July 2026.
Running something not listed here? The method does not depend on the language. We recover what the application does, pin the behaviour with tests, then move it in pieces. Ask us about it on any of the pages above.