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by vlunkr
1530 days ago
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I think that's a big part. The standard library isn't great, and progress is tied to browsers. Additionally, tiny packages became the norm early on. Is even, is odd, is negative zero, left pad, etc. I don't know all the reasons for that, but I think part of it is that developers create them in order to put it on their resume. "My package is downloaded 500k times a week" |
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