gelasio

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1. 31.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   Sure, everybodys bias is painfully obvious here on HN. But I don't think that negates the fact that to develop anything at all for OS X I have to buy a whole computer from Apple , since it's damn near impossible to get a stable O
2. 32.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   Guard makes things less readable because it "hides" variable declarations. If you break it out onto it's own line I'm sure it would make things look downright ugly. "Don't put multiple statements on a single li
3. 33.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   Other projects have to do a lot of work to support OS X too. So I guess I still don't see your point. Electron, for instance, had to program an entirely different object model to represent OS X's kludgy global menu bar when every
4. 34.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   "But they make little to no effort to help bridge the gap, they usually leave that to everyone else." OK, but that's also where you're wrong, right there. In general, but also particularly for this exact issue - Microsof
5. 35.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   So, are you of the opinion that OSS projects should never be built for any commercial, proprietary OS or just Windows (i.e. because it's not Unix)? For instance - OS X window managers suck. Do you think that a project like Spectacle sh
6. 36.▲
   by gelasio 11y ago

   It sounds like you're getting annoyed that the devs of certain projects like Node.js have chosen to support an OS that you don't use without asking you about it first... If you're in control of the project - you have every ri