tech #antifa
Herman J. Radtke III
@steveklabnik I see two competing forces: 1) stay up to date 2) i want my code to not suddenly break. Both are mutually valid.
"Upgrades only get harder and more painful (and more fragile) the longer one goes between them." http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/long-term-support-considered-harmful …
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@hermanradtke totally. you can roll out updates without breaking, I think that's the key - View other replies
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@steveklabnik@hermanradtke That's our goal with Ember. We try very hard to make each release painless. -
@wagenet Yes, I think your Ember 2.0 release plan was one of the best I have seen.@steveklabnik -
@hermanradtke@steveklabnik It's been really hard work, and I see why people don't do it. It's still worth the effort. -
@wagenet@hermanradtke yup, it seems real good. hoping we can do the same with rust
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@eevee@steveklabnik Both have the effect of reducing valid bug reports to OpenBSD, but there's a different experience for the users. - View other replies
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@eevee@steveklabnik There are two views of this: one is that it gets user to upgrade fast, the other is that it maroons users w/o support.
Peter Wagenet
Chris Siebenmann
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