On Saturday, 29 August 2015 at 19:37:33 UTC, Laeeth Isharc wrote:
it takes some time for them to be kept up to date. And if that
matters, then a little help for those teams might go a long way
as they have a tough job to accomplish with limited resources.
If it is a toy language with a hobby development process then it
does not warrant more
resources.
Walter is entitled to do what is fun and rewarding to him,
obviously. If working on his propriatory backend is important to
him, then he should do so. Nobody has a right to question that.
But the net effect of maintaining 3 different backends is sending
signals that the project lacks direction and priorities.
Why would anyone commit resources to a project that lacks
direction?
