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Still, the debate doesn't happen publicly. I don't know why and who opposes it. Google has no position in it. But someone undisclosed with sufficient power at G
by batmansmk 10y ago
Still, the debate doesn't happen publicly. I don't know why and who opposes it. Google has no position in it. But someone undisclosed with sufficient power at Google opposes it. And does'nt share his point of view with the community...Sad day for open source.
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoIt's typically written up in meeting notes and someone publishes them if it happens during a meeting. If it happens outside of a meeting it likely happened in GitHub or the ECMAScript mailing list. The person(s) opposing have likely already shared their view point with the community at different stages. Proposals are not simply created and championed with zero feedback from the ECMAScript folks util they're proposed at a meeting.