SilberWitch on Nostr: Another thing I've noticed, is that scripted stuff tends to utilize lots of tiny ...
Another thing I've noticed, is that scripted stuff tends to utilize lots of tiny libraries from whomever wherever whatever, whereas the native apps are more likely to use larger frameworks, simply code that module themselves, or have it added to their SDK.
Web apps sometimes go wild with inexplicable dependencies, half of which are deprecated or throw errors. And when you look at what that library does in the program, it's like 10 lines of code spared. So much of it is like a trash heap with more and more trash heaped on top. Another layer. Another library. Another dependency. Just import *, rather than only what you actually use, etc.
Web apps sometimes go wild with inexplicable dependencies, half of which are deprecated or throw errors. And when you look at what that library does in the program, it's like 10 lines of code spared. So much of it is like a trash heap with more and more trash heaped on top. Another layer. Another library. Another dependency. Just import *, rather than only what you actually use, etc.