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"this is a beginner-friendly game engine with no programming required!" wow cool "installation, step 1: install an old version of node, ideally using nvm for version isolation" uh huh. i have a few notes

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I have had something similar lately. Found a cool looking Minecraft server panel for hosting serves. It specifically states that it is easy to use and "doesn't require a PhD to operate" Step 1: know how docker works...

There are like five separate projects I found incredibly interesting very recently, and because they all required the end user to build it from source themselves, I only ever ended up getting one of them working

"ah cool what's this? NextBoom, people trying to make a new fork of trenchboom without the slop? Great!" "Sign up for this external thing to grab some code to put in the directory" ...come on what are we doing

every day i tend to agree more with that one person on GitHub that was complaining about people who don't provide compiled binaries, because some people have batshit insane version setups that genuinely just make their project impossible to compile especially true for vaguely old stuff