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Re:SQLite: QEMU All over Again? by arka2147483647 on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @01:37PM (#33083809)
> Extremely well written and maintained and high quality as of now ...

As I see it, the quality comes from the fixed need, tight scope and small professional team

Fixed need -> Somebody always needs a database

Smaller scope -> Less features, less code, less bugs

Professional team -> No newbies around to break things

Now, to be sure, this kind of development model can only work for some projects.

Re:SQLite: QEMU All over Again? by dathinab on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @09:54PM (#33090078)
Also tooling focused on their dev flow.

In difference to the article implying that they use out-date project tooling they don't(). They VCS isn't out-date but in some way more modern then git, it's just focused on dev flows similar to theirs to a point where using typical git dev flows will not work well. Similar not using GitHub is a more then right decisions for how the project is manage, github is too much focused on open contribution projects.

(): You could argue they use "not modern" tools like C and similar to do modern things like fuzz testing. But the articles author clearly puts a focus on the project tooling highlighting git/GitHub so reading it as implying that their VCS is "not modern" i.e. outdated i.e. bad seem very reasonable IMHO.