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by andsoitis·4y ago·view on hn ↗
there's also the obvious parallel to software.

they're never done. or, rather, if they no longer get changes or improvements, they've probably reached EOL.

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Depends on the purpose of the software. If it's a focused library then the perceived stagnation might actually be feature completion
no bugs in the library? no new feature requests? I used to think more along those lines, but less so now. I cannot really think of a library I actively use that doesn't get any changes to it.

But I also won't be surprised if this is true for some. Do you have a good example?

zlib went more than 5 years without a release, and is heavily used.