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Code Analysis No more from scratch project #47

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Neur0plasticity opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 0 comments
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Code Analysis No more from scratch project #47

Neur0plasticity opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 0 comments

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Was about to clone the entire NPMJS registry. Saw this site. YES let's bring JS back into community hands.

Can I run internal queries to spare expenses?

My project requires a consistent naming system. Consistent names will allow us to build code automation tools
that wire code together because the Models and Params have established definitions/patterns instead
of wildly defined variables. In short, code done right has very few functions and tons of data.

I'm tired of starting projects from scratch or spending weeks researching modules. For example, why are we even creating Database models anymore? That seems like a missing feature in the frameworks.
Shouldn't we be able to Search for a User model at this point, delete what's not needed, instead of typing in properties and having to create functions to handle those props ... ETC?
In my eyes, to call the field web development doesn't make sense anymore.
I can take any function/class/program and immediately turn into an API because the func params and class public methods are a slight mirror of the router.
And everything can easily become distributed, asynchronous, concurrent by automated means if we had some visual clarity.

So yes, a consistent/formalized naming system will speed up everything. Reading and Writing.

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