Stable is being able to set up unattended upgrades on Ubuntu LTS fearlessly. When was the last time you worried about your kernel update?
Stable is being able to set up unattended upgrades on Ubuntu LTS fearlessly. When was the last time you worried about your kernel update?
I didn't say "never update", I said that if you don't need the new features then don't upgrade. If you do need the new features then I don't understand what the problem is.
> Stable is being able to set up unattended upgrades on Ubuntu fearlessly.
lol what? I've never had a system survive an Ubuntu upgrade without breaking something.
True of every software platform in existence.
On the scale of upgrade complexity, react is a walk in the park compared to e.g. everything in the android and ios world, or e.g. any application written for a desktop platform. Ever tried upgrading a C++ app? It's a nightmare beyond anything I've ever faced in my career.
I've never worked with Rust in a professional environment, but I've been a big fan of it for my personal projects for some years now, however, the introduction of async was a massive disruption to the entire ecosystem.
In my opinion, complaining about JS complexity in particular reflects ignorance of the wider software world.
Perl code doesn't work today just as well as it didn't work 20 years ago.