Re:Size of node_modules folder when installing the top 100 p...
by ttty on Friday January 10, 2020 @05:00AM
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You're missing out the bug picture. All my projects started small. But day after day, you need a be feature and a new thing. It will grow. At that point you need to add these tools yourself, manually.
I rather have a standard baseline to be up to speed and don't get bothered with this on each app.
Re:Size of node_modules folder when installing the top 100 p...
by mark_and_sweep on Friday January 10, 2020 @06:20AM
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> You're missing out the bug picture.
Is this a Freudian slip? The amount of bugs in "modern web apps" seems rather huge indeed.
> I rather have a standard baseline to be up to speed
To me, the baseline for any kind of website or web app is, you know, HTML. When authoring static HTML or rendering it dynamically on the server, I'm up to speed instantly.
Re:Size of node_modules folder when installing the top 100 p...
by rhizome on Friday January 17, 2020 @03:31PM
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The graybeards called that "creeping featuritis."
Re:Size of node_modules folder when installing the top 100 p...
by sidlls on Friday January 10, 2020 @01:06AM
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Don't underestimate managers who "encourage" unnecessary complexity to boost their own profile. Their direct reports have to "design" and then implement and maintain them. Then the manager gets a higher profile for managing teams that build and design "critical", complex systems.
There is a lot of blame to go around in this industry--it isn't just individual engineers acting out of ignorance or resume building.
Then again, it seems people that develop these monstrosities are never the ones to maintain them.