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In my humble opinion as an extension developer this is madness. Of course still probably better than rolling out their own. They should stick to a single stack

by odiroot 12y ago

In my humble opinion as an extension developer this is madness. Of course still probably better than rolling out their own. They should stick to a single stack.

ryanhuff 12y ago
Why?
- odiroot 12y ago
  Many reasons. Leaky abstractions, possible slight incompatibilities/quirks due to having to maintain two extension layers at once. Generally development times split between two completely different environments.