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I'm always impressed by the labyrinthine towers of JS and frameworks people create to ship out relatively simple sites and web apps. By impressed, I mean that

I'm always impressed by the labyrinthine towers of JS and frameworks people create to ship out relatively simple sites and web apps. By impressed, I mean that I look upon them both in awe and in horror. And I'm guilty of building them myself, as well. One of the worst things is opening such a project that was written 5+ years ago by someone other than yourself.

lelanthran 5y ago
>I'm always impressed by the labyrinthine towers of JS and frameworks people create to ship out relatively simple sites and web apps. By impressed, I mean that I look upon them both in awe and in horror. Well, then... brace yourself for the one[1] I intend to release in a month or so. I've been working on/off it for the last three years.[2] I'm hoping next month to actually build an application with it :-/ [1] A component library for client-side elements. [2] Spent about 8 hours in total on it, over three years[3]. Sometimes I need a deadline to finish stuff. Don't judge me, no one's perfect :-) [3] Still think it took fewer hours than learning React.