Maybe you can elaborate why this is supposed to be "broken by design"? Django's deprecation policy is one of the best, and also older versions receive (security) updates for a long time. If you're not content with the…
There's not a general solution to serializing child objects, it totally depends on the use case and the number of children. So for example if you have a lot of child objects it might not even make sense to include…
Working incrementally definitely makes sense. Also if you don't see a chance to do it in an incremental way you should probably take a step back and ask yourself if the old application is maybe too huge and monolithic…
Maybe you can elaborate why you are mentioning them here?
Yes I think this is what the question is about. Some people might call it "Holocracy" or something like that...
Planning to do something similar for Thunderbird as well, as it suffers from the same problem?
Because the article mentions that Chromium doesnt have HighDPI support right now: You can actually compile it with the -Denable_hidpi=1 flag which at least displays most web sites in the right way though the…
Maybe you can elaborate why this is supposed to be "broken by design"? Django's deprecation policy is one of the best, and also older versions receive (security) updates for a long time. If you're not content with the…
There's not a general solution to serializing child objects, it totally depends on the use case and the number of children. So for example if you have a lot of child objects it might not even make sense to include…
Working incrementally definitely makes sense. Also if you don't see a chance to do it in an incremental way you should probably take a step back and ask yourself if the old application is maybe too huge and monolithic…
Maybe you can elaborate why you are mentioning them here?
Yes I think this is what the question is about. Some people might call it "Holocracy" or something like that...
Planning to do something similar for Thunderbird as well, as it suffers from the same problem?
Because the article mentions that Chromium doesnt have HighDPI support right now: You can actually compile it with the -Denable_hidpi=1 flag which at least displays most web sites in the right way though the…