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I guess it depends on how the critique is delivered. I would unironically love it if an expert level in [repo language] would come along and critique my open so
by doesnt_know 8y ago
I guess it depends on how the critique is delivered. I would unironically love it if an expert level in [repo language] would come along and critique my open source code.
If they were an arrogant shit-head then I'd probably just block them, regardless of the technical merit of what they wrote.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 8y agoSure. But an AC on HackerNews? Not so much.
- kkarakk 8y agocasual criticisms on hackernews are still more valuable for drawing attention to your project than in depth comment chains from renowned experts on [repository manager of choice].especially since those comment chains are undiscoverable unless you're already interested in the project(or the chain gets linked on hackernews) plus this may just be me as a non (designing a tool language for a project) dunce speaking but reading a critique of a language/framework that i haven't thought of makes me want to try out the language and see how that shortcoming affects the way i work. it's the reason i tried out Go and Elm and Vue.js