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Drop the "is an attempt to learn". It's more trustworthy.
by elwell 3y ago
Drop the "is an attempt to learn". It's more trustworthy.
- soulofmischief 3y agoI think it's more trustworthy that the author is honest in their intentions, not less. As they say in the repo, "It's not production ready at all".
- elwell 3y agoTo clarify, I was quoting from the first line of the repo README. I think it's a turn-off if that's the first thing you read about the project.
- dabber 3y ago> To clarify, I was quoting from the first line of the repo README. I think it's a turn-off if that's the first thing you read about the project. A turn off from what, exactly? IMO it does a great job of quickly setting the context of what you are looking at before describing why you might care: > It's not production ready at all, but that doesn't mean there is no value in the project. If you ever wanted to read database code without getting overwhelmed by massive amounts of code, dbeel is for you.
- oytis 3y agoReminds me of how Linus introduced Linux for the first time. I miss the times when self-inflation wasn't considered cool in the community.