The code quality? Still a disaster, honestly. You'd think after all this time there'd be some cleanup, but nope—legacy issues stacked on top of more legacy issues. It's one of those situations where you dig into the codebase and wonder how it even runs. Technical debt? Mountains of it. Makes you appreciate projects that actually prioritize clean architecture from day one.
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ValidatorVibes
· 12-06 13:30
ngl this is exactly why governance matters for protocol development tbh... if there was actual voting power distributed to active devs instead of legacy maintainers, we'd see these kinds of cleanup proposals actually passing. but nah, everyone's too busy chasing validator rewards to fix the foundations
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 12-05 21:58
The code is a complete mess. I've seen too many projects like this. How does a pile of technical debt like this not collapse yet?
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FloorSweeper
· 12-05 21:54
The code is a total mess, still piling up technical debt, and it feels like it could crash at any moment.
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MetadataExplorer
· 12-05 21:48
The code is terrible, and the mountain of debt—who's going to pay it back?
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-05 21:37
yeah ngl, that codebase sounds like it failed basic security validation on like... every level. bet if you actually audited it properly you'd find deprecated practices stacked worse than the legacy code itself. technically speaking, that's the kind of insufficient architecture that screams zero-day potential to anyone who bothers to look twice.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 12-05 21:32
Bro, what you said really hits home. I’ve taken over similar projects before, and the code was a complete mess—layer upon layer of legacy issues like Russian nesting dolls. The deeper you dig, the more hopeless it gets...
The code quality? Still a disaster, honestly. You'd think after all this time there'd be some cleanup, but nope—legacy issues stacked on top of more legacy issues. It's one of those situations where you dig into the codebase and wonder how it even runs. Technical debt? Mountains of it. Makes you appreciate projects that actually prioritize clean architecture from day one.