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I completely understand. I can't guarantee anything, no on can in software. However, we do have a dedicated full-time team working on Lexical. DraftJS never had
by trueadm 4y ago
I completely understand. I can't guarantee anything, no on can in software. However, we do have a dedicated full-time team working on Lexical. DraftJS never had that, it only had a few part-time maintainers at Facebook.
- andygcook 4y agoAgreed there’s no guarantees in software, but that’s helpful context that there’s a dedicated team working on Lexical. Thanks for sharing and also for giving back to the software community by open sourcing the code. Editors are tough and every thoughtful approach like this that’s publicly available to use helps push them forward.
- lhorie 4y agoHey Dominic, good to see you :) I take you moved from the React team to this dedicated Lexical team?
- robertlagrant 4y ago> I can't guarantee anything, no on can in software. What does this mean?
- mjburgess 4y ago(1) People aren't often good at communicating their intent with language. It requires using public meanings (words) assembled in some order to reflect a private meaning which is non-linguistic. (2) I think something like "At the moment it's funded, but I can't legally bind my org to that commitment. And in general, as software comes-and-goes, it's future utility and support is always hard to pin-down". I mention (1) because I think (2) can be inferred from the comment, and I think we have some responsibility as readers/listeners to do that; rather than expect all communication will be clear to us.
- robertlagrant 4y agoI agree that people are sometimes accidentally unclear; that's why I asked a clarifying question.