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I mean.. come on, guys. This is getting absurd..
The popularity of my projects appear to be nearly inversely proportional to their amount of complexity and sophistication. Things I've been refining over 5 years like (https://github.com/kristopolous/EvDa) has a userbase of 1, while my occasionally evening hacks have significantly more traction.
At least for me, working long and hard on things I believe are of value and writing tests, dogfooding, and documentation basically means it's just going to be used by me ... bizarre but true.
I honestly wonder why you believe that.
Efficient algorithms are hard, even when their implementation is small. Having a good algorithm as a library lets you rely on it instead of writing your own.
Libraries shouldn't have the requirement to be bloated.
Think about Linux: it's all about lots of small applications all doing one small thing each.
How is JS different?