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He sounds like my project manager, when adding a new feature just by mentioning it during a demo, and sees our faces: "What I'm asking wouldn't be hard at all"
by randunel 13y ago
He sounds like my project manager, when adding a new feature just by mentioning it during a demo, and sees our faces:
"What I'm asking wouldn't be hard at all"
:))
Unless you're intimately involved with the project or a guru in similar projects, you've got no idea whether any feature would be hard / simple, time-consuming/interesting.
- jessaustin 13y ago...you've got no idea... That's why they should be taking PRs.
- oddshocks 13y agoI didn't mean to devalue the challenge of implementing and testing a new feature. All I'm saying is that it wouldn't require much problem solving. It'd just be a sorted list, perhaps with the ability to reorder and resize items with some JavaScript. The GitHub devs are obviously skilled coders, and have many JavaScript ninjas among them.
- randunel 13y agoPersonally, I am under the same impression as yours. Adding a custom order functionality should not be that difficult, even with all these types of repos (forks, private, org, etc). I would benefit from such a feature, as would my colleagues. But maybe there's a deeply nested technical debt that prevents them from doing that atm. I was just bringing up the similarity between your apparent devaluation of the challenges a new feature brings, with my project manager's ability of adding "sure, done by tomorrow" features during demos :D
- doesnt_know 13y agoThe difference is that these are pretty much all developers asking for features. You can guarantee that if github core was on github, the author would probably have wrote the feature and made a pull request instead of having to resort to asking via a blog post.