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> When you release code, there's an implicit commitment of improving and maintaining it Why? Why are there any commitments whatsoever attached to making code
by nollidge 17y ago
> When you release code, there's an implicit commitment of improving and maintaining it
Why? Why are there any commitments whatsoever attached to making code publicly available? I could just as easily keep it to myself.
- algorias 17y agoIf you say you'll help someone out, then you better show up. Otherwise, you'll leave the other guy worse off than if you hadn't offered to help in the first place. So, yes, it is better to release nothing than something buggy and unsupported. The former doesn't waste everyone's time pretending to be a solution.
- thejake 17y agoWhat an entitled attitude.