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Simple example is linting: yes, there may be efficiencies to gain from integrated toolchain but you may not like the product choices Rome makes. technical merit is trumped by product merit. Then you're stuck with folks asking for ESLint escape hatches and, "herding cats" again.
Not concerned about escape hatches. You either conform if you want to use Rome and consider the trade-offs worth it or you just continue using existing tools. Easier since there's already an established ecosystem that will never go away.
Starting with this sort of mentality I think is also important to the success.
Definitely a good direction. I spent too much time setting up & maintaining tool chain, R&D. Would be happy if this could be decided for me, so I can focus on the actual product building.
If that’s not benifit number one I don’t know what is.
Exactly. I agree with this sentiment. Just saying then that it's a tradeoff. And fully integrated IDE May or may not be better as a result. I for one am rooting for Rome. It's needed. It's a great idea. Just don't think it's an obvious silver bullet or better way.
Certainly not obvious *yet*, but decades of toolchains have proven otherwise. I am excited to see a properly vertical stack.
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