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My original plan for @babeljs was to consolidate all the tools that involve processing source code. Lint, bundling, you name it.
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I'll probably do it eventually, in private. I don't get much value out of open source these days.
Hard to stay motivated when people are yelling at you to justify every little thing you do and take your actions as attacks.
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I would rather have a single consumer, with friendly users, with tight integration and a complete laser focus.
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And this is why many open source developers join large companies and disappear. Because open source sucks.
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Again, I haven't had that feeling either. People that ask for help without reading docs or want free support like a company would do, yes.
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However, the kins of open source software I write is for a very specific set of people (mostly reverse engineers).
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I use babel and yarn every day and I couldn't think of a world without these projects. Babel made me switch from c# to javascript. So bravo
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My team and I, and every developer I've had the pleasure of working with in the last 4 years are eternally greatful for your efforts Seb...
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Good luck with your next project, thank you.
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Love you. You made me love JavaScript so much. I’d be grateful for ever.
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Terribly sorry this is your experience. I don't use
@babeljs but I hear it rocks. & I think you deserve tons of praise for open-sourcing it!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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So sad to hear that. What you did was so good for the community.
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