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by MintPaw
102 days ago
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This kind of thought is popular in the web world where browsers get an update every 3 days and you don't control the hosting services, so constant maintenance is unavoidable. But in the world of desktop development it's possible for a library to be "done", having a 100% stable codebase going forward and requiring no maintenance. And it's not bad, it's actually good. Requiring every dependency to be constantly maintained is a massive drain on productivity. |
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