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<https://programaker.com> (via hackernews)

<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26369893>

Erlang in backend, Node in frontend: <https://gitlab.com/programaker-project/programaker-core/-/raw/develop/docs/architecture-overview.png>

1.25MB package-json.lock on the Node side of things :confused: I'm not sure how to assess dependency fragility in the Erlang eco-system. But all-in-all, seems fairly reasonable engineering for the current state of the world.

The only thing that bitrots in Erlang is new versions deprecating things

at least that's my experience in my years of doing Erlang

the standard library has many things so you don't end up with so many dependencies (11 dependencies for instadeq's backend)