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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Turns out that's really hard. Especially in open source where you're scrutinised so heavily.
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I'll probably do it eventually, in private. I don't get much value out of open source these days.
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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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Unfortunately, it is very true and had been seen in many projects :(
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Like you make a good point though Seb. The moment you start disregarding users, etc you lose. Tough but real truth & fair arg. for not OSS
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You only lose if your goal is user adoption.
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Yes because in the end is wanting everyone to use x solution really about users, or oneself.
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I'm saying that making everyone use your solution isn't a good strategy.
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Yeah exactly. Not everyone has the same needs.
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