Monday 18 January 2016
In an open letter published Friday, developers and maintainers of some of the Web’s largest code libraries and languages, complained that GitHub isn’t listening to them — and is almost impossible to reach. The letter, Dear GitHub, says that “many of us are frustrated” because the company isn’t addressing glaring flaws in the platform, and that their feedback on needed features either disappears or gets a minimal, non-committal response. GitHub is the most popular version control system used by developers to collaborate and share their code in the open, so that others can provide feedback or give back to projects. The developers, which…
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