* 2019454378: The Code That's Breaking The Internet

Code around the globe was suddenly broken. And it could all be traced back to the same place. Across the internet, websites began failing.

Across the internet, websites began failing. Netflix, facebook, and spotify are just a few examples. Here it is in its. When it disappeared, everyones javascript deployments broke. The repository administrator for javascript packages took the unprecedented move of restoring the code to restore the.

Here it is in its. When it disappeared, everyones javascript deployments broke. The repository administrator for javascript packages took the unprecedented move of restoring the code to restore the. Though the 11 lines of code were only offline for around 10 minutes, science alert explains, programmer azer koulu came pretty close to inadvertently breaking the internet. To fix all the failing projects and packages around the world, on 23rd march laurie voss, cto and cofounder of npm, decided to do something unconventional and restore the. It ended with javascript developers around the world crying out in frustration as hundreds of projects suddenly stopped workingtheir code failing because of broken.

It ended with javascript developers around the world crying out in frustration as hundreds of projects suddenly stopped workingtheir code failing because of broken.