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Jeremy, you make some great points here and I agree with you on most of them -- it's just that Underscore doesn't seem like the right place to start the battle.

• goldfeld 12y ago
  Why is it not the right place? Why do people even have to update underscore--just keep with the older version. They also have a mostly drop-in replacement in lodash (well, last I've seen, at least). So I think it's a perfectly good place, it's not a library of "shiny new features", rather a staple that most people probably don't need to update, and even has an alternative. And you don't fight battles without a deal of incoveniencing. The mere fact of the publicity this is generating makes it a fair ground to fight that battle. Which is to say I can see his position, despite liking semver myself--though it could be distilled into a better standard and that could be a net positive long term on software development that far offsets the man-hours now being lost.
  • tylerlh 12y ago
    You know what they say...opinions are like assholes...