It's a cliché and it's meaningless - it's not like you see "Made with hate" or "Made with indifference (but at least it covered my mortgage payments)".

Maybe it’s just not too often that people invest a few 1,000 unpaid hours in an open source project motivated by hate, I don’t know.

We’ll consider to find something more meaningful than love for the footer message.

"Made with passion", and "Made with dedication"

Both don't have Unicode emoticons.

Nothing wrong with:

"Made with ♡"

Awesome thing about advice and criticism - you can decide to ignore it.

Do "Made for the ♡ of (unicorn emoticon)" if it floats your boat.

This is a common signal for "I care about my [front-end] work."

Absolutely nothing's wrong with it, but it's just am addition to parent comment on how funny some phrases sound like.

Anyone can write whatever they want and name their projects however they want.

"Fastest standalone headless framework. Powered by AI. Written in TypeScript, coded with love in San Francisco Bay, by @kode_ninja using VSCode."

I write this with no offence. Just always have a chuckle while reading phrases like parent commenter and I commented on. :)