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by whstl
1003 days ago
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Most people fine with the problems of the ecosystem have financial incentives. Stating that you maintain 800 NPM libraries brings more clout and money than maintaining a foundational one. Even with foundational packages things tend to go wrong. Why add features to an existing package if I can write several plugins? Or even worse in some cases: why use the existing configuration file if I can instead just ask users to install dozens of dummy packages that only exist to trigger a feature in my Core package? |
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