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As my karate instructor used to say "You become like the people you surround yourself with" A few years back, I started using a framework based on the openness
by skypanther 11y ago
As my karate instructor used to say "You become like the people you surround yourself with"
A few years back, I started using a framework based on the openness and friendliness of its community (the tech was good, of course). That lead to a job with the framework's publisher, which lead to travel, speaking engagements, a self-published book, friends and acquaintances around the globe, and my current job. I'm not saying you can't or shouldn't use a language/framework if its community is arrogant. But, the benefits of finding the right community are well worth passing over the others.
- kazinator 11y agoSo if a programming language, to you, is a gateway to travel, speaking engagements and friends around the globe, then of course community matters. You're not going to get any of that from something that has five users, no matter how nice they are.