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I think with the modern internet, and GitHub, it's much harder. It used to be reasonable to make a release every year or so, and basically not be in communicati
by CJefferson 5y ago
I think with the modern internet, and GitHub, it's much harder. It used to be reasonable to make a release every year or so, and basically not be in communication other than that. You could also assume all your dependencies would release updates every year. Now people expect replies to their GitHub issues within a few days, if you have CI you were probably using Travis and had to update everything, etc.
- CR007 5y agoI believe that GitHub problem is that people not into software development are pushing those actually developing at a very low developer/user ratio, it always feels like a never ending task and people won't ever stop asking features as they got used to see Corp projects next to project garages in the same service? To release way less often has been one of the best changes I've made and also dual licensing. If people will get me a hard time then pay for that part of the development.