The purpose of node_modules is to reduce the surface of ancillary code which one must maintain.
This allows the maintainer to focus on business logic, delegating universal, undifferentiating concerns to projects that respect those concerns as their own raison d'etre.
Thus is all running software respected as central, and not peripheral, during its development. This raises the quality of the code—increasing functionality, and reducing defects.
Have you asked Claude to critique this code? It's... not super complimentary. There are design anti-patterns I haven't seen in two decades.
It runs on plain LAMP without 400 node_modules to show a task list. The 2000s called, and their stack still boots faster than ours.
The purpose of node_modules is to reduce the surface of ancillary code which one must maintain.
This allows the maintainer to focus on business logic, delegating universal, undifferentiating concerns to projects that respect those concerns as their own raison d'etre.
Thus is all running software respected as central, and not peripheral, during its development. This raises the quality of the code—increasing functionality, and reducing defects.
Oh I thought it was to increase the chance of supply chain attacks and being caught in dependency hell.
Idea is solid. Execution.. leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm attempting to do the same thing but for personal health Data.
why not just a notion template?
If Notion works for you, it’s a good choice. didn't for me.
Cool idea!
Thank you! Feedback welcome if you try it.
This is a neat idea!
Thanks!