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I'm unfamiliar with 'the Kite incident' but the NPM incidents have been due to a) the ass-backwards approach the company took to building a package manager.
by stephenr 8y ago
I'm unfamiliar with 'the Kite incident' but the NPM incidents have been due to
a) the ass-backwards approach the company took to building a package manager.
b) the new development paradigm of "fuck it, find a library". Flying Spaghetti monster forbid these hipster developers actually have to write some fucking code themselves, its easier just to duct-tape together 200 different 'libraries', half of which do what you could do in 5 lines or less, and produces a dependency tree like fucking crab grass.
- gronne 8y agoA bit ranty but i’l allow it because you are right. All praise his noodleness.
- wlesieutre 8y agoFor reference on Kite: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/rfc-default-package-control-channel-and-package-telemetry/30157 https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/rfc-default-package-control-...
- coleifer 8y agoThankfully they mostly stay in their own little excrement filled sandbox.