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by Sean-Der
32 days ago
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Thanks Woodrow :) Accepting 'Big Changes' from people is VERY frustrating. These thoughts run through my head. * Idea is usually good! Even if I don't understand it could help lots of others users. * The contributor is very focused on just getting their feature in. The impact on the larger project isn't as much a concern. * New contributors often don't have the grit to see it out. They will disappear before things are done. So I am left picking up the pieces (which is harder then doing it all myself) ---- What I try and remember is that their happiness/experience matters more then any code. I try to help the contributor learn/grow as much as possible and even see some career benefits out of it. Pion will cease to matter eventually, so I hope to help as many programmers with it as possible. |
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