Ran out of free tier
“Forever in our git log.”
Digging up
Locating the cemetery…
Here lie the side projects of
This isn't a graveyard. It's an industry.
Ran out of free tier
“Forever in our git log.”
Replaced by its own sequel
“Beloved side project. Sometimes opened.”
Death by type gymnastics
“Gone, but never git rm'd.”
Weekend project. It was a long weekend.
“It had so many plans in its issues tab.”
Lost the .env file
“Its last words: "wip"”
Hackathon energy ran out at 4am
“May its dependencies rest in peace.”
The README was the best part
“Forever in our git log.”
Died in infancy. Born and abandoned same day.
“TODO: write epitaph”
Killed off by v-next. The sequel also died.
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Scope creep
“Never deployed. Always loved.”
any spread like an infection
“Returned with exit code 0. Peacefully.”
Works on my machine. Machine died.
“Forever in our git log.”
Forgot how it worked
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Never made it past git init
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Got a job
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Started a rewrite instead
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
Life happened
“TODO: write epitaph”
Saw someone else ship it first
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
Got distracted by a newer, shinier idea
“Shipped to localhost only.”
"I'll finish it this weekend"
“Its last words: "wip"”
Domain expired
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
node_modules achieved sentience
“It worked on my machine.”
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“Forever in our git log.”
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