me, to myself in my head: "PNPM really needs a 'why' command, for why is this package being included..."
the next link on my web browser:
https://pnpm.io/cli/why
Adam Ness
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Spent an unreasonable amount of time the last two days retooling the dependency management and build automation for my teams Java and Typescript projects. These things are unreasonably complex.
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@lowqualityfacts a *clever* potato? Oh wow, I'm feeling pretty outclassed now...
Argh. Why does Hibernate/JPA still exist? Haven't we all realized that ORMs are a lie yet?
Spent a bunch of time today figuring out which big swaths of our codebase were likely candidates for converting to #Java Records. There's a lot of POJOs that got setters that didn't need them...
🐧sima🐧
Michael Misamore@adamness Yep. Basically we just need a way to 1) float some data for free; and 2) identify who it belongs to. Reminds me of the old days when ISPs would provide a limited amount of free, publicly accessible storage that wasn't encumbered by commercial interests. We need that again.
@mmisamore as much as I like GitHub for my work, I'd be hesitant to consider anything hosted on a platform solely owned and controlled by Microsoft as a good basis for an open network.
Erik Jonker@liroyleshed By design really