You end up learning why those packages exist in the first place. For the Zero Dependency Hackathon...
You end up learning why those packages exist in the first place.
For the Zero Dependency Hackathon 2026, I built Proofline, a pure Python static analysis tool that works as a verification gate for code changes.
The main rule for the project was simple:
No third-party dependencies.
So there was no networkx, no GitPython, no pre-commit, no fastapi, and no watchdog.
I Rebuilt Git Without Git — 3,390 Lines of Python, Zero Dependencies For the Zero...
DepZero: Building a Zero-Dependency Dependency Intelligence Engine in 72 Hours How Team CR7 built a...
Most dependency scanners are themselves a dependency problem. You install safety or pip-audit and...
I've been building ArchSetu, a static analysis tool that finds dead code, undeclared dependencies,...
What happens when you remove the usual security libraries and ask: can we still build a useful...
Building BugZ solo with Next.js 14, Convex, and Gemini Pro: from AST parsing to auto-generating Git patch files.
