all contributors conform to your 'code quality' standards is silly: Having
"not documented" code is better than having no code at all (see: app_realtime).
That's quite debatable.
Yeppers. I've talked to a fair number of people, two of them core developers, asking whether they use realtime in production, and if so, what they think of it.
So far I haven't found the first person who is using it--I hope these posts might rectify that--but in every case my followup question was, "Why not," and I heard the exact same thing: paucity of documentation, opacity of the code.
Also, if one complains 'I can't understand your code therefore it must be your problem, and you must help me understand' - again, expect to be flamed for that.
That'd be on a case by case basis. For some of the code, that's a perfectly fine statement.
Well several nice people have volunteered to help me master it off-list, which means that others who are potentially interested are on their own.
Which, if I read Alex correctly, is more than just fine by the developers whose sentiments he represents.
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