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Then new programmers will stick to stack overflow and the likes, and mailing lists will slowly decline. Not a bad thing in my opinion as I'm not a mailing list
by iDemonix 11y ago
Then new programmers will stick to stack overflow and the likes, and mailing lists will slowly decline. Not a bad thing in my opinion as I'm not a mailing list fan (as is obvious from my first reply).
- brudgers 11y agoStackOverflow is better suited to teach new programmers the ways of the world than a stable open source project with a small team of core developers volunteering their time. To put it another way, good open source projects are good often because the team is experienced and focused.