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300-odd seems reasonable (or at least unavoidable, given modern realities). JS projects typically have much more, and additionally, you don't even get deduplica
by Tainnor 5y ago
300-odd seems reasonable (or at least unavoidable, given modern realities). JS projects typically have much more, and additionally, you don't even get deduplication of modules, so you may have three different versions of the same module on disk.
- criddell 4y agoI don't think you can reason about quality in a modern Javascript project. Keeping a close eye on thousands or tens of thousands of modules isn't practical. If Software Engineers were more like "real" engineers (ie PEs) they could never sign off on a project built like this.