There’s not much that can go wrong at 700 lines of code, according to computer scientist and frontend developer Mauro Bieg.
“If I’ve learned anything as a software dev, it’s that fewer lines of code are better,” Bieg told The New Stack. “Fewer things that can go wrong, fewer things to maintain.”
That’s why Bieg created Mastro, a modern JavaScript meta-framework designed to build multipage apps (MPAs). Its core is approximately 700 lines of TypeScript, he said. It’s a great framework for beginning developers and veterans who…

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