"I followed the instructions and it said I didn't have grunt installed. Now I'm an old guy so I didn't really know what grunt was and my grunt files weren't rig

"I followed the instructions and it said I didn't have grunt installed. Now I'm an old guy so I didn't really know what grunt was and my grunt files weren't right or something. So I googled a bit and I found out what grunt was. Grunt's... I still don't really know what it is." --Joe Armstrong, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKXe3HUG2l4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKXe3HUG2l4 The other day I ran `gem install wayback_machine_downloader`. I never liked Ruby the language enough to get into its ecosystem, but I note that said ecosystem has from an outside perspective remained remarkably stable. gem is still the thing to use (dear god Python what became of you), Rails is still around... I'm waiting to work on a new project with a complex enough front-end that justifies more than 0-30 lines of JS, then I can be happier with HTMX instead of whatever giant framework is most popular these days.