1kb of code
14Mb of dependencies
Interesting...
Welcome to Node.js I guess.

Don't worry, 99% of that useless crap will get compiled away, leaving only what you need, and without ANY idea of where it even came from and whether whoever wrote it knows any of his shit.

Good luck determining what your resulting bundled, transpiled, tree-shook code is actually doing.

And now write the same thing without them. But with the same APIs.

@M1sf3t What?

@Root Will print next week's lottery numbers, but only when used in Chrome on Win 98.

@M1sf3t
My former professor once called that "Flashlight-Debugging", as to you are in a dark room (Blackbox) and the only way to discern your bearings is to flash a light here and there in Hope of finding the exit.

Using text output as a way of debugging. That hurts my head. Immensely.

Nodejs, do everything but don’t know how.

@Fakerlol I've debugged code where I had only a free IO pin that I could solder an LED to.