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This seems like a terrible way to pick your tech stack. Here are the most obvious drawbacks, largely revolving around the total lack of community: - Literall
by kevmo 9y ago
This seems like a terrible way to pick your tech stack. Here are the most obvious drawbacks, largely revolving around the total lack of community:
- Literally no one else in the world uses this framework. You are entirely on your own when something goes wrong.
- Virtually no guarantee that the framework will still be being developed in 1 year.
- No packages made to work with it.
$9,000 is not nearly enough to take this gamble with three months of your engineering time.
All of my naysaying aside, I think it's a really cool idea by the DarkLang folks!