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Extremely tightly coupled. That's kinda the point "what can we do if we don't have to couple dark to anything else" (eg editors, other languages). I can't imagi
by pbiggar 7y ago
Extremely tightly coupled. That's kinda the point "what can we do if we don't have to couple dark to anything else" (eg editors, other languages). I can't imagine how you'd couple Dark to another language, but I also don't see the point?
- adrienjt 7y agoThank you. My point was risk mitigation, which I discussed in another reply (which you answered: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20399267 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20399267 )
- pbiggar 7y agoYeah, the bigger picture here is that there's a ton of valid reasons why people can't use Dark right now. Of course there is, we're a small team with an early product. Once we show that this is really a better/faster/easier way to make backends, then we can start working on handling the risks and constraints of more teams.
- adrienjt 7y agoThat makes sense. It does look like you're very close to that first objective though. Congrats! Your blog post very clearly describes what Dark actually is (which was still unclear before I read it).