What occurs when a well-known open-source project developer deserts the project? This is the tale of Faker.js, a well-known tool that was employed to provide fictitious, accurate data for testing and development. It was so well-liked that it received around 1 million downloads

every week. The majority of Fortune 500 organizations used Faker.js to enhance their products. What happened to Faker.js, though? Well, the creator of faker.js stated in a post one day that despite the fact that most major corporations rely on his project, none of them have