As a newbie Rust developer, I hadn't really even heard about actix-web, let alone the heated debate concerning it. However, I'm still a bit sad that something like this ended up happening. I hope...
As a newbie Rust developer, I hadn't really even heard about actix-web, let alone the heated debate concerning it. However, I'm still a bit sad that something like this ended up happening. I hope the developer returns to developing open source some day
If I had to guess, I'd wager that he will not. The cycle of releasing an open source project all too frequently goes like this: get excited about something and write some code for it release the...
I hope the developer returns to developing open source some day
If I had to guess, I'd wager that he will not. The cycle of releasing an open source project all too frequently goes like this:
get excited about something and write some code for it
release the source
work to fix the issues that people bring up, merge pull requests, be engaged
ignore the trolls
some flashpoint that consists of a non-trivial amount of angry people about something you no longer have time to fix quickly
personal attacks
personal attacks ++
personal attacks all the way down
close the fucking project and forget about it
Don't get me wrong, I love Open Source, but there are just too many assholes.
Setting expectations is really important, particularly when you make unusual choices. If the project's home page had said that they aim to build the fastest web framework, not necessarily the...
Setting expectations is really important, particularly when you make unusual choices. If the project's home page had said that they aim to build the fastest web framework, not necessarily the safest one, then it would attract users who are okay with that and there wouldn't be much to complain about.
I assume those tags were created automatically? I totally forgot to add them myself :D I'm actually a bit impressed by them, pretty accurate for what I assume was automatic.
I assume those tags were created automatically? I totally forgot to add them myself :D
I'm actually a bit impressed by them, pretty accurate for what I assume was automatic.
As a newbie Rust developer, I hadn't really even heard about actix-web, let alone the heated debate concerning it. However, I'm still a bit sad that something like this ended up happening. I hope the developer returns to developing open source some day
If I had to guess, I'd wager that he will not. The cycle of releasing an open source project all too frequently goes like this:
Don't get me wrong, I love Open Source, but there are just too many assholes.
The repo is back up with a different maintainer!
Setting expectations is really important, particularly when you make unusual choices. If the project's home page had said that they aim to build the fastest web framework, not necessarily the safest one, then it would attract users who are okay with that and there wouldn't be much to complain about.
I assume those tags were created automatically? I totally forgot to add them myself :D
I'm actually a bit impressed by them, pretty accurate for what I assume was automatic.
Ah, thanks for the tags, then! And for explaining this, apparently there's a bunch of stuff I did not know about Tildes :D