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Right, except if the project didn't actually make the actual thing you want to get done Y (for which you were using X) simpler, but made it harder, because the
by hardwaresofton 5y ago
Right, except if the project didn't actually make the actual thing you want to get done Y (for which you were using X) simpler, but made it harder, because the docs for the new tool are nonexistent/obvious setup for the language/platform/framework produces an error, etc.
No one is complaining about projects that say they're simple if they actually are simple and easy to use (i.e. download a binary, run the binary, it doesn't break and does the ~right thing). I think this is more a reaction to when people say "oh it's simple just <huge amount of setup> and you're done!", or even worse when they say "oh it's simple just download and run" and when you do that you're hit with an incomprehensible error/notation talking about deep internals you have to configure.