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I hate to not be constructive here, but I don't have anything positive to say really. A 7kb dependency for a non-standard popup. Maybe if you shrunk the size do
by deanclatworthy 6y ago
I hate to not be constructive here, but I don't have anything positive to say really. A 7kb dependency for a non-standard popup. Maybe if you shrunk the size down I'm sure some might find some use for it. But this is a lot to add, for so little.
- bandie91 6y agoand not only the size what does matter here. i bet whoever whats to use it, he must time to time update the code, because some weird software bacteria tends to rotten nowadays programms, so you can not just have written the simplest few lines of code to solve one unit of requirement. no. you must update and upgrade ad infinitum, creep the scope, refactor, add n×3 dependency for every n feature. each update brings 2 new backdoors, breaks interface, etc, but you're obligated to update because it's labelled "security update", obviously.