Rather than have complexity centralised and managed, let's generate the same vulnerable code across millions of apps. Great plan.
replyWouldn't that be worse? With dependencies, it's at least possible that someone else has audited the code, but with a vibe-coded from scratch app, it's definitely totally unreviewed.
replyYou only add what you need instead of importing some bloated dependency. That means you can actually review the code yourself.
replyRelevant reading: https://nesbitt.io/2026/02/16/changelog.html
reply> Removed: mathjs dependency. 14MB, 200+ functions. Twelve functions used. Added: Custom math utilities module (src/math-utils.js). Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, a handful of trig functions. Co-authored-by: chatgpt. Changed: Bundle size reduced by 68%. Build time down from 12s to 4s. Module: 47 lines across 1 file. 0 tests. 0 dependencies.
Are you aware this is satire?
replyThat must be why so many vibe-coded UIs have awful UX (terrible contrast, too small fonts, everything gets its own colors, no attempts at standardized behaviour)
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replyFrameworks and ORMs were the pre-agentic AI "iron man suit".
replyI'm quite liking how good Claude Code Opus is at Rust + sqlx (raw SQL with type safety) + actix-web.