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There's also a question of - what's the job description? Henry makes it clear in a March 2018 blogpost that he doesn't see it as a primarily coding job, and hi
by teachingassist 5y ago
There's also a question of - what's the job description?
Henry makes it clear in a March 2018 blogpost that he doesn't see it as a primarily coding job, and his Twitter bio describes him as 'steward', not 'developer'.
https://www.henryzoo.com/in-pursuit-of-open-source-part-1/ https://www.henryzoo.com/in-pursuit-of-open-source-part-1/
https://twitter.com/left_pad https://twitter.com/left_pad
So, why is he being taken to task on only quantity of code as a measure?
- prepend 5y agoOP called out PRs and comments, not just code. I’m not familiar with this project, but there’s a lot of stuff required for projects that isn’t coding but still shows up in GitHub’s activity. Even basic stuff like doing demos and updating customer stuff shows up as updates to the web site and notes on presentations and stuff. Unless someone’s job is just sending email and talking on the phone, I’d expect some visibility. Not for tracking purposes, but for community engagement since it’s the best way to clarify requests, produce roadmap info, etc.