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It's easier to break reverse compatibility when your whole language is a 200k DLL and MIT Licensed. If people need to stick with version 4.0, it's realistic to
by silentbicycle 15y ago
It's easier to break reverse compatibility when your whole language is a 200k DLL and MIT Licensed. If people need to stick with version 4.0, it's realistic to maintain an in-house fork.