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The drama sucks, but I feel like there's drama in almost every dev community. I mostly just don't pay attention to any of it, because it doesn't affect my day t
by Trasmatta 5y ago
The drama sucks, but I feel like there's drama in almost every dev community. I mostly just don't pay attention to any of it, because it doesn't affect my day to day usage of something like Rails.
- ksec 5y agoI cant even record any drama from PHP and Python.
- fmajid 5y agoGuido van Rossum quit as Python BDFL over backlash on the := assignment operator. I'm sure there were other reasons, but it was a final straw: https://hub.packtpub.com/why-guido-van-rossum-quit/ https://hub.packtpub.com/why-guido-van-rossum-quit/
- usrusr 5y agoNot a rails person at all, but I could easily imagine rails being closer to a perfect storm than most other dev communities, with its unique intersection of tech deep-divers who reach their personal "peak surface" in rails and who might very well follow a torvaldseque "I don't care about the social, it's the technology that matters" and the socialiteism of more content/design minded people who reach their "peak tech" in rails. In my perception, creating a bridge between those two poles is basically what makes rails special. That's "rails' superpower". And with great power, well, perhaps in this case great drama?
- Mikeb85 5y agoAnd all the drama about Rails is the creator has nuanced political views... Better than most communities.