The year your dependencies started hacking you back
Somewhere between August 2025 and now, "check your dependencies" stopped being good hygiene and became a full-time job nobody was staffed for.
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The year your dependencies started hacking you back
Somewhere between August 2025 and now, "check your dependencies" stopped being good hygiene and became a full-time job nobody was staffed for.
The slopification of software engineering
Nobody decided to lower the bar. The bar just stopped being checked.
Technical debt isn't debt. That's the problem.
Real debt has an interest rate, a due date, and a lender who calls. Technical debt has none of that - which is exactly why it never gets paid.
You're not as smart as you think you are
You didn't skip the linter because you're lazy. You skipped it because some part of you assumed your code was already fine. That assumption is the bug.
Nine security anti-patterns your linter doesn't catch
ESLint catches style problems, not security problems. These nine patterns pass code review, pass CI, and still ship to production. Here's how to spot them before they do.