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I totally disagree, with today LLM with large context generating CHANGELOG.md based on latest modification and git release tag is quite easy.


I second this. It’s now supremely easy to have a session hook which writes an atomic CHANGELOG along with ADRs for consequential decisions.


Remember who bought it ? And you expect a better product ? Nahh, really ?


It s a tradeoff, here we have 20 products, 2 devs. There is less maintenance in such small tool, than in classic prometus/graphana/zabbix.

This is exactly what I say, use "classic" tooling in a team. No need of a panzerfaust to kill a mosquito.


I often use also pocketbase for small projects. It's a nice base (and nice project) when you need users management and a quick admin tool.


It's ai translated, English isn't my native language.

And repo is ai documented. AI is everywhere, there is no reason to put notice on everythings. Move with your time. I don't put notice on everything that I build it on linux.


There is a literal 0% chance this article was translated from human-written text in another language. Maybe you mean the article was AI-generated in your native language and then also translated by AI? That's quite a deceptive phrasing you used.

> there is no reason to put notice on everythings. Move with your time.

That is, in fact, the literal purpose to putting notice on everything. Put a notice so we know to move on with our time! If you can't be bothered to even write why your project is interesting, it's rather absurd to expect other people to spend time reading it.


et pourtant ...


? Can you explain ?


LoL


Maybe there was no need for 8 more npm modules ... is_odd ...


Finally the treadmill of endlessly reinventing JavaScript frameworks and libraries is available for us Joe Schmoes too.


How do you know? I'd have to see those modules first to have an opinion.


They said 'maybe'. I'm gonna say they are right, because there is no need for 99%+ of npm modules (and indeed, by far most are not used by anyone except the org author). Especially with AI, most npms are trivially generated faster than you can find and install them and usually less influenced/opinionated by the usually terrible star vying programmer that uploaded it in the first place. If AI trivially generates your npm (so you can make 4 per week next to whatever you were doing), why would I need it instead of having AI trivially generating a specific (without the features I don't need) version for what I am doing at the moment?



Counter-point: there's plenty of need for modern-es6/typescript-first/promise-aware/tree-shakable npm libs.


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