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I guess it could be argued that maybe Go, Rust, Crystal, or Nim have taken the wind out of the Elixir sails. I personally feel that Elixir is wicked. Lack of p
by uberman 6y ago
I guess it could be argued that maybe Go, Rust, Crystal, or Nim have taken the wind out of the Elixir sails. I personally feel that Elixir is wicked.
Lack of project updates does not necessarily alarm me. I guess it would be a potential yellow flag rather than a disqualification. If it was possible to review bug submissions that might tell me more of a complete picture.
If something works correctly, it does not necessarily need to be always updated to include new features for features sake.
- linkdd 6y ago> I personally feel that Elixir is wicked "wicked" as in "great" (I agree) or as in "bad" (I disagree) ? > Lack of project updates does not necessarily alarm me. > it does not necessarily need to be always updated to include new features for features sake. No new features is fine, but in such a state, it's impossible to know if the author still works on it. When using such a library, I have to assume that if there is a problem, only I will be able/have the motivation to fix it.
- uberman 6y agowicked good :-)