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There you go, claiming another silly choice by frontend for using something built in the last 15 years will rot. It's just not true in my experience.
by phist_mcgee 2y ago
There you go, claiming another silly choice by frontend for using something built in the last 15 years will rot.
It's just not true in my experience.
- Spivak 2y agoIt's not a silly choice, it's a trade-off. One which becomes frustrating the moment the code isn't being actively developed anymore. People choose to use unstable technology all the time for various reasons, it's valid for evergreen codebases where you're continuously updating deps. I argue it's bad if you expect your codebase to be "done."