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It kind of makes the whole article irrelevant. Like a house of cards that is build on a foundation of Make, but when you get to the bottom there are no actual
by peatfreak 4y ago
It kind of makes the whole article irrelevant. Like a house of cards that is build on a foundation of Make, but when you get to the bottom there are no actual Makefiles there.
- throwaquestion5 4y agoIt just means when the article was published, the need was real and make was useful. Context matters. Based on that commit they don't need to download the data to generate the .json file, so they don't, Make became irrelevant. If anything this shows that a tool can be really useful but you don't need to marry it. Don't use if you don't have to.
- peatfreak 4y agoThe whole point of the article is to discuss Make.
- johannes1234321 4y agoWhich isn't invalidated by a project having no need for it anymore.
- peatfreak 4y agoThis makes no sense!