> LICENSE - There is a license? Why? Someone might steal the text for their own blog post? So what? The license won't stop them.
But it’s still good that author underlined that he don’t want it to be copied. What’s wrong with that?
> package.json - to install dozens of packages for... eslint. Just install globally.
Then other contributors won’t know what version he used, what config he had, he won’t be able to easily recreate it on different computer, etc…
> Yarn.lock - ah yeah let's have this SINGLE, NON EXECUTABLE TEXT FILE be opinionated on the javascript package manager I use.
That’s author choice. Any good argument against it or you will just criticize for the sake of it?
> This should have never been a github repo. This is a blog post. It's a single, self contained post.
It’s a blog post with 270 different revisions, 80 contributors and a bunch of different languages. Show me how to easily do that with a blog post.
> I hate this crap. We have 9 files just to help 1 exist. It's aesthetically offensive
Why number of files is offensive to you? We have a couple tools good at what they do to keep things consistent and organized. Better to have these tools to keep standards than not.
> LICENSE - There is a license? Why? Someone might steal the text for their own blog post? So what? The license won't stop them.
But it’s still good that author underlined that he don’t want it to be copied. What’s wrong with that?
> package.json - to install dozens of packages for... eslint. Just install globally.
Then other contributors won’t know what version he used, what config he had, he won’t be able to easily recreate it on different computer, etc…
> Yarn.lock - ah yeah let's have this SINGLE, NON EXECUTABLE TEXT FILE be opinionated on the javascript package manager I use.
That’s author choice. Any good argument against it or you will just criticize for the sake of it?
> This should have never been a github repo. This is a blog post. It's a single, self contained post.
It’s a blog post with 270 different revisions, 80 contributors and a bunch of different languages. Show me how to easily do that with a blog post.
> I hate this crap. We have 9 files just to help 1 exist. It's aesthetically offensive
Why number of files is offensive to you? We have a couple tools good at what they do to keep things consistent and organized. Better to have these tools to keep standards than not.