Just in the last few months BinDeps was broken by a "deprecation fix" that was completely wrong and using a name that didn't exist, and it got merged and released by the patch author before anyone else could look at it, breaking many downstream packages.
Refactorings and major changes in ZMQ.jl and the web stack similarly get merged and released immediately with zero review, still. This is a major problem.
Features in the base language have been deleted during 0.7-DEV because a single core developer didn't like them, despite multiple other core developers voicing disagreement that the features were useful and removing them was not urgent or necessary.
It's not a development culture I would rely on when products and money and jobs are at stake. Even the startup you were working with abandoned julia, correct?
Refactorings and major changes in ZMQ.jl and the web stack similarly get merged and released immediately with zero review, still. This is a major problem.
Features in the base language have been deleted during 0.7-DEV because a single core developer didn't like them, despite multiple other core developers voicing disagreement that the features were useful and removing them was not urgent or necessary.
It's not a development culture I would rely on when products and money and jobs are at stake. Even the startup you were working with abandoned julia, correct?