npm prank gone wrong.

[@cipherxen2]

This is how you stretch a 1 minute short video to 11 minutes in the name of storytelling.

[@disneypaul11]

Nicely narrated & presented well ❤ Thanks for the information

[@Java.Brains]

Glad you liked it!

[@voyteq6412]

You've narrated this story so well, thanks a lot for your videos

[@axdty5986]

Videos like this are the reason I pay my internet bill

[@chethan93]

Crazy and funny 😅 great narration as well!

[@tabrezshaikh7705]

Koushik man. Youre a legend. You have mastered the art of storytelling. Kudos to you!!! What an interesting video. Btw you remember you asked us about virtual threads in java? When’s that video coming out?

[@5s4l1p1fcw]

This is far more interesting than most Indian movies I have watched! Thanks Koushik

[@lts8683]

The recommendation is to avoid using third-party libraries as much as you can.

[@RAZR_Channel]

6:40 - Brilliant Video Editing.!!

[@virajsh]

You should be in Hollywood Man! Great story telling . It was like a documentary

[@darrenclarke7890]

Really well made video!

[@Java.Brains]

Thank you!

[@nikhilkawtakwar8483]

Nice information... 😅 Hard to believe though.

[@Java.Brains]

Just npm things 🤷‍♂️

[@vinitsawant9081]

Hey Koushik, I have been your subscriber for years.. Can you please make a video on transition of a Junior developer to staff engineer.. and responsibilities one can have post reaching it..:)

[@anmoldhawan656]

Great story telling here!!

[@cyanoswag]

Nicely told. Awesome segue!

[@supriyakavuri1988]

This is the reason i aways want work on Java :) . Btw it is great to know these type of issues

[@Android-17]

OP storytelling 🔥

[@faizanansari2283]

When the log4j fiasco happened everyone was cursing java. But I am pretty sure the javascript community won't receive the same treatment.

[@knagaraj5]

But one doubt, if still everything package exists then how other publishers can unpublish their packages?

[@Java.Brains]

All the dependencies have been removed now

[@rohitchandak2482]

I always wonder why node modules are so very bloated. For example node modules folder is so very bloated....

[@kenrock3895]

Thats why all major company has their own npm registery.

[@aladeli]

Great storytelling 🎉

[@hinkhall5291]

Thanks for reminding me why I hate npm.

[@sadiulhakim7814]

I switched to Java from this hell

[@peachezprogramming]

Absolutely goat level trolling by this guy.

[@kumailn7662]

awesome !!

[@surfingguru5360]

Please reduce the prices of your courses.

[@Java.Brains]

I offer the whole content catalog free for students and the unemployed. If you are employed in the software industry, I think the monthly pass is very much affordable, even considering purchase parity in different countries

[@Rapopper]

Sir I m student I m just stuck to select my tech stack I m thinking do I go with mern Or React +java backend +python some libraries Plzz make vdo on how can I ace java backend in. 6 months

[@rollinOnCode]

This was a comedy show! lol i laughed so hard at it

[@steffenandersensahl9443]

Lesson learned. Stick to good ol Java lol.

[@keithndhlovu]

Did he say switch to Java? !(I was not born yesterday)

[@Java.Brains]

Yup. The kids born yesterday only code in Rust. You can consider Java :)

[@tabrezshaikh7705]

@@AndreiGeorgescu-j9p This is exactly what a spoiled IT brat who doesn’t understand OOP would say.

[@adarshverma3372]

Circular Dependency

[@Java.Brains]

Indeed. If `everything` has to depend on everything, it has to depend on itself. Makes sense! 😂

[@thecodealchemist7095]

😂

[@smarchz]

Sheesh!!

[@morty1317]

But why would you unpublish Isnt everything open source

[@adarshpurohit3849]

Nice

[@Nimbus2k_rider]

wow...

[@PR-nb4rb]

lol 😆

[@sudolea]

A good lesson for everyone relying on poorly designed constructs ? Seriously, was/IS Node.js REALLY relying on some stupid left-pad.js package *in its core* without thinking ahead that it can be removed by the original author any day, at the blink of an eye ??? How poorly designed can open-source become ? Think ahead !

[@sadiulhakim7814]

function isNpmGood(){ return !isNpmBad(); } 😁😁