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I see. Then I guess there's a different model that can more accurately represent the idea of giving certain well-written/actively-maintained/popular packages a
by mrjn 8y ago
I see. Then I guess there's a different model that can more accurately represent the idea of giving certain well-written/actively-maintained/popular packages a special platform than others to make it more enticing for wider community to adopt those.
The underlying issue is that building a production ready library doesn't just happen -- it needs one or few initial authors and (along with a large group of users) a group of dedicated power users who can then continue to maintain the library and optimize it for their usage, in turn developing it enough to be considered production ready.