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hallman76 | 1 year ago
The author also complains that:
> I couldn’t build the site locally or upgrade dependencies, leaving it outdated since 2019
This is true of many things in the javascript ecosystem. In react/node/js-land you HAVE to invest in maintenance (and re-writes) or be left with a legacy codebase that just might not work one day if npm install fails.
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