Started a rewrite instead
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Digging up
Locating the cemetery…
Here lie the side projects of
This isn't a graveyard. It's an industry.
Started a rewrite instead
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Buried under its own issues
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
Became a thin wrapper, then thin air
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Ran out of free tier
“Never deployed. Always loved.”
Died famous. Issues still open.
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Forgot how it worked
“It worked on my machine.”
Life happened
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
The hype cycle moved on without it
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
Proof of concept. Concept not proven.
“It worked on my machine.”
New idea
“May its dependencies rest in peace.”
Death by type gymnastics
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Made obsolete by the next model release
“Gone, but never git rm'd.”
Saw someone else ship it first
“Rest in /dev/null.”
"Just testing something real quick"
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
"I'll finish it this weekend"
“TODO: write epitaph”
Got distracted by a newer, shinier idea
“Gone, but never git rm'd.”
any spread like an infection
“May its dependencies rest in peace.”
Weekend project. It was a long weekend.
“Its last words: "wip"”
Died in infancy. Born and abandoned same day.
“No tests. No regrets.”
Was only ever an experiment
“Gone, but never git rm'd.”
Scope creep
“No tests. No regrets.”
Framework went out of style mid-build
“No tests. No regrets.”
Switched editors. Again.
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Domain expired
“No tests. No regrets.”
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