npm Dependency Hell
A deep dive into the terrifying moment when you run npm install and 1,347 packages appear in your node_modules, three of which are maintained by a single person in Nebraska.
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A deep dive into the terrifying moment when you run npm install and 1,347 packages appear in your node_modules, three of which are maintained by a single person in Nebraska.
И вот наконец приехала, долгожданная и спорная покупка. Очень хотел, но цена и отзывы о ее балансе заставляли меня отложить приобретение. Немного спонтанности и вот она у меня.
Скоро весна, я заскучал. Родилась идея сделать сетевой топдаун шутер в браузере на JavaScript, в сеттинге космоса. Рабочее название проекта STDS (Space Top Down Shooter).
На часах 4 утра, меня опять одолела бессонница, обычно я иду работать. Для меня это время благодатная пора спокойствия и тишины, что ещё нужно чтобы писать красивый поддерживаемый код для проекта.
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