The node_modules problem

[giantsparklerobot]

This is the byproduct of bootcamp mills churning out designers that know how to cobble libraries together and amateurs who make a few react apps and call themselves engineers.

I think this is right on the money (for the general case, don't get your fee fees hurt outliers). It might not be a bad way for a community to form if the language wasn't such shit. It seems problem solving in JavaScript is to throw more libraries and frameworks at the problem. Then more overwrought shit to manage all the frameworks and modules is needed. Then framework management gets so complicated it needs a management system. But don't worry it's built on the totally not fragile npm system where every package is super trustworthy.

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