Re:The tragedy of running an old Node project
by toast0 on Monday November 18, 2024 @01:55PM
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> frantic questions to the new language's communities about how this popular library hasn't had a commit in six weeks
Lol, my perspective is almost the opposite. If it's got a lot of commits in the last six weeks, I need to look for something that's stable. Unless there's a good reason for so many commits; I feel like that many commits means it's in active development, which implies the requirements and interfaces aren't yet determined and who wants to rely on that?
Lol, my perspective is almost the opposite. If it's got a lot of commits in the last six weeks, I need to look for something that's stable. Unless there's a good reason for so many commits; I feel like that many commits means it's in active development, which implies the requirements and interfaces aren't yet determined and who wants to rely on that?