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I suppose, if you are happy with the state of things and the size of the current userbase.
by BaculumMeumEst 3y ago
I suppose, if you are happy with the state of things and the size of the current userbase.
- bsdpufferfish 3y agoI can’t imagine a single feature that would be worth a change, and I have plenty of complaints about the library. I also can’t see how that would make it more popular.
- AvieDeckard 3y agoI'll never understand why a language needs to constantly evolve to be popular. There's nothing fun about having to keep up with changes, and continuous development just screams to me that a project has not yet matured. When something is stable enough to just keep working for 10 years without an update, that's not a bad thing. When did that become the mindset?