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> I want everything to be perfect, well-documented, and rigidly correct. This is not viable. Truth is, I didn't get enough things done. In the later days, my main project was TFS, but matter of the fact is I never accomplished anything with it. It is vaporware -- possibly among the most well-documented and well-designed pieces of vaporware out there, but it is what it is, vaporware. I wanted perfection and was unwilling to make compromises to produce results, meaning that what is left is just a bunch of very robust libraries. In terms of the project goal itself (being a state of the art file system!), nothing was ever achieved.

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Glium post-mortem - The Rust Programming Language Forum
users.rust-lang.org/t/glium-po

読んでてつらくなる例、他にも glium の author の例もある:

> I think that a partial rewrite would be necessary, in other words start from scratch but
> copy-paste code from the old library when possible. I don’t really have the time however, so in
> the meanwhile glium is in that delicate situation where it’s bad enough that I want to throw it
> away, but not bad enough that people don’t use it.

users.rust-lang.orgGlium post-mortemHere is a small “post-mortem” post about glium. It is here to express my feelings about what went wrong with glium. This post is also here because I need some advice from you about what the future of glium should be. Usually a post-mortem is supposed to contain the positive aspects of a project. In other words, what went right. But I’m generally a perfectionnist person and am very critical of my work, so I don’t really know what to put in that category. Most people report that glium is a h...