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This kind of thing is why the JS ecosystem gets a bad name. But it’s also true. 

I moved off JS-based static site generators for my personal site and build a custom Go engine that converts markdown to HTML. No JS on the site or engine at all.

This kind of thing is why the JS ecosystem gets a bad name. But it’s also true. 

I moved off JS-based static site generators for my personal site and build a custom Go engine that converts markdown to HTML. No JS on the site or engine at all. https://abdisalan.com/posts/tragedy-running-old-node-project

Writer. Building @pinatacloud. Working on simple static site hosting https://orbiter.host \ https://polluterofminds.com

Creating and analyzing great content for media, gaming, and advertising.

Yeah I do not regret building mine the way I did. Endlessly maintainable and fast as hell

My plan is to redo my personal website for the new year and make it simple. HTML, CSS, and a little vanilla JS if needed.

Lol tbf I feel like we’ve all been there with old projects though. Trying to remember what version of node we need to switch to. But it shows why documenting for yourself is so important.

Buddy could have just written a readme and just typed "nvm use v12".

This was so ridiculously dramatic. 😂

Entropy hits Gatsby projects hard unless you stay on top of keeping dependencies up to date. And even then major version updates usually require extra time to deal with due to the deprecations. It’s a bit of a hamster wheel at times.