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Balance is key in my opinion both for protocol and programming language standards. Decades is too long and months is too fast irrespective of use-case. I can s
by _8j50 5y ago
Balance is key in my opinion both for protocol and programming language standards. Decades is too long and months is too fast irrespective of use-case.
I can see javascript,python updating every few years and once or twice a decade for HTTP,SMTP,SSH,Rust,C++. But that's just my opinion, what I stand firmly on is avoidance of extremes in either end.
- fckthisguy 5y agoI completely agree. The one-year release cadence for JS has been amazing and it's a much-needed improvement over the one every few years model they used to follow. More importantly though, I think JS has really benefitted from small improvement scopes: there's only a few new features that really matter ever year. That, along with clear roadmaps leading up to a release have made adopting new features easy.