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I agree 100%. Framework devs forget that the rest of us have real jobs to do and can't spend weeks updating to the latest version of the framework every 6 month
by fourseventy 4y ago
I agree 100%. Framework devs forget that the rest of us have real jobs to do and can't spend weeks updating to the latest version of the framework every 6 months.
- anonzzzies 4y agoThe job of framework devs (at least the ones working for companies on those frameworks) is to make it seembusy and evolving, even if that’s not needed; if a framework is ‘stable’ and ‘done’, contributions drop fast and the project dies. People, for some weird reason, don’t see it as an advantage where a project on GitHub has only security and dependency updates but is done feature wise.
- Daishiman 4y agoThose of still using Django are quietly enjoying ourselves doing things in fundamentally the same way for the past decade.
- anonzzzies 4y ago.NET is trying to move fast and break things, however most devs are using it like they had in the past 15 years (with some new best practices for c# and frameworks); it's lovely working on that. Updating libraries is painless, even for projects > 5 years old. Try that with npm... After 5 weeks.