Quote from: abbyd on June 03, 2013, 09:18:30 AM

Quote from: Tonko on June 02, 2013, 09:45:04 PM

Yes, they do something but probably don't really know what are they really doing. That needs brain, not zillions of fixes to JS libraries.

Trollboy, down, down trollboy. Allow me engage you in a little thought experiment:

Let's assume that 20% of coders at Microsoft don't know what they're doing (probably a LOW estimate).
Now let's assume that 40% of coders building open source tools don't know what they're doing (TWICE the above percentage).
A Microsoft product and an analogous open source product both have roughly the same severity of bugs in them.
The bug in the open source project is:

* found faster (source is available, debugging is simple)
* fixed faster (far more coders submitting patches, no release gating)
* fixes are tested faster (source available, patch/release fast if needed)

Javascript libraries are hardly exemplary of open source software (this served your straw man argument well), many are not GPL
or are commercial, many of them suck, etc. The LAMPPP stack is still far superior to Microsoft in security, reliability, performance,
and TCO - last I checked, this trollwar ended around 2008 with resounding defeat for the Microsoft fanboys.

"The war is over, you can come out of your Windows 2008 Server troll-cave"

Are you... feeding a troll?
Nice post though, I'll keep a link to it somewhere just in case