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I hear what you're saying, but isnt that "problem" what open source is all about? I personally prefer Less, but that doesnt mean there shouldnt be multiple opt
by twog 15y ago
I hear what you're saying, but isnt that "problem" what open source is all about?
I personally prefer Less, but that doesnt mean there shouldnt be multiple options. Everyone has different things that work for them.
- batista 15y ago>I hear what you're saying, but isn't that "problem" what open source is all about? It's an artifact of Open Source, but it doesn't mean it's what "open source is all about". It would still be Open Source even if there was only one best-of-breed project with an open source license, instead of several fragmented options. If people were unhappy with that, they could then fork that ONE project to their taste --or start others but in a much smaller scale. Like, say, Linux: it's still Open Source, but gets 99% of the love, user base, and community and enterprise support that other open OSs get. So you have some alternatives (FreeBSD, etc) but not the more dire effects of mass fragmentation. It's not like, say, LESS vs SASS are THAT different to warrant two different projects, anyway.