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The premise feel weird to me, I read the graphs much more as evidence of how scared the devs are to make changes rather than how "stable" the libraries are. Yo
by juancn 1y ago
The premise feel weird to me, I read the graphs much more as evidence of how scared the devs are to make changes rather than how "stable" the libraries are.
You add the code, and rather than change it if needed, you just leave it there and add more code.
You could argue too that Scala is much safer so changes to the code are not scary and it's easier to be stable even under code changes.
- olivierduval 1y agoActually, you can't neither read that or the opposite from the graphs: it doesn't if the new code is for new functionalities or if it's to replace (without deleting) some old code. But you're right: that would be a particularily useful information