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Congrats! Your blog post paints a very compelling value proposition for simpler, all-in-one (yet extensible) software. I find I'm more compelled these days by "
by xavdid 3y ago
Congrats! Your blog post paints a very compelling value proposition for simpler, all-in-one (yet extensible) software. I find I'm more compelled these days by "batteries included" software than "bring your own everything", so I'm excited to try this out.
It reminds me as a runtime version of Rome tools, which had a similar goal (replace a bunch of software with a single faster one). It went under and has [transition to OSS under a new team](https://biomejs.dev/blog/annoucing-biome https://biomejs.dev/blog/annoucing-biome). I hope you find more success than they did! It's certainly a hard problem to solve.
- kaizoku111 3y agoI agree with "batteries included", if node.js and co etc. had a good harmonious ecosystem to begin with we wouldn't need such an approach. Looking at the way Apple does things, they own and control the hardware and OS which allows them to deeply optimise their systems and also provide an ease of mind knowing all their devices will work seamlessly across the board. Having an all-in-one toolkit reduces overhead of running around finding the perfect solutions, when it is already right in front of them.
- awestroke 3y agoOn the other hand, the DX of Apple's development toolchain is among the worst in the world