Iris framework author exposed for license violations
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Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#2More specific to the license violations is this issue on httprouter:
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#3I don't see this framework going anywhere. The repo owner is the sole contributor [0], and is singularly pre-occupied with benchmarks and GitHub stars. The owner's entitlement about copy-pasted code, use of the royal "we", quickness to close issues without discussion, and pattern of editing and deleting issue comments are also discouraging.
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#4I want to throw the "if u want contributors, dont be a dick and stop edit all what you don't like"-Hammer on him
imho the "Propaganda" tag is horrible too
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#5I don't see this framework going anywhere. The repo owner is the sole contributor [0], and is singularly pre-occupied with benchmarks and GitHub stars. The owner's entitlement about copy-pasted code, use of the royal "we", quickness to close issues without discussion, and pattern of editing and deleting issue comments are also discouraging. [0] https://github.com/kataras/iris/graphs/contributors
"Discouraging" is the nicest hedge you could have used. There are a bunch of Go frameworks and libraries and whatnot for writing web servers, this one should be passed by very quickly.
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#6I don't see this framework going anywhere. The repo owner is the sole contributor [0], and is singularly pre-occupied with benchmarks and GitHub stars. The owner's entitlement about copy-pasted code, use of the royal "we", quickness to close issues without discussion, and pattern of editing and deleting issue comments are also discouraging. [0] https://github.com/kataras/iris/graphs/contributors
He is not the sole contributor, actually. He squashes master every once in a while to a single commit, which removes other authors. If you peruse the travis builds page[1] you can see commits by other people
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#7I don't see this framework going anywhere. The repo owner is the sole contributor [0], and is singularly pre-occupied with benchmarks and GitHub stars. The owner's entitlement about copy-pasted code, use of the royal "we", quickness to close issues without discussion, and pattern of editing and deleting issue comments are also discouraging. [0] https://github.com/kataras/iris/graphs/contributors
He is not the sole contributor, actually. He squashes master every once in a while to a single commit, which removes other authors. If you peruse the travis builds page[1] you can see commits by other people [1] https://travis-ci.org/kataras/iris/builds
This seems terribly hypocritical - someone very mindful of GitHub stars going out of his way to remove others' attribution!
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#8The author is actively working to comply with licenses right now.
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#9Dude has a bit of a... "hook" with stars...
> I see that you didn't star Iris, can you tell me the reason in order to fix that?
https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/148#issuecomment-2217...
screenshot in case he edits it like every other thing: http://i.imgur.com/5YxCVO5.png
edit: same behavior at https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/225 and a couple other places. :|
Re: Iris framework author exposed for license violations
#10The author is actively working to comply with licenses right now.
Matt, do you know the author?