alt Hacker NewsI think having good plugin support is a better way to do it. Keep the most obvious configuration options behind a "dumb" config language like JSON or something, but create a framework to add functionality via a plugin API.
I think having good plugin support is a better way to do it. Keep the most obvious configuration options behind a "dumb" config language like JSON or something, but create a framework to add functionality via a plugin API.
there is a point where maintaining zillions^H^Hmany plugins and keep them updated between version gets nightmarish (see gnome extensions for example)