[fourthark]

> if others see the benefits, it will automatically grow with the help of the community

There’s nothing automatic about it, you or someone else will need to put a lot of work into leading the community, merging pull requests, debugging, etc.

(Sad to say, promotion too, in a lot of cases.)

[raja_sekar]

I didn't mean it in that way. Instead of sitting idly on my laptop, it might at least be useful for someone, and if it really proves to be beneficial, then people might contribute to it. Yeah, not denying your point, it does require huge effort from some people to get it into a mature production-ready stage.