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Building a micro dependency container, because why not?

We're currently completely rewriting the Flare backend client packages that run on our clients' servers. The original clients were written more than six years ago, and after more than a hundred releases, countless new features, and many bug fixes, it was time to review the packages.

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We're currently completely rewriting the Flare backend client packages that run on our clients' servers. The original clients were written more than six years ago, and after more than a hundred releases, countless new features, and many bug fixes, it was time to review the packages.

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