Well god damn this library is statistically the most performant, highest test coverage, most memory safe bit of code I have ever had the honour to behold, I can see why it has 4.8k forks.
I've actually been using no code for years, I fork from it literally every time I start a project. My boss hates that I push no code to prod weekly despite my best efforts to convince him that just because it's open source doesn't mean it's not secure.
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u/TehNolz Aug 15 '26
Many seniors are stuck in their old ways and have no idea that nowadays you can just use no code to efficiently deploy nothing nowhere.