Great article! I don't use nodeJS that often to be honest. As, I work mostly in backend and infrastructure. But, I did use it once, and it wasn't the easiest experience.
I think after this article, I am more curious to explore it more.
Thanks for mentioning me, Marco! And, keep up the great work. :)
I worked remotely for 8 months in the past, and it was the loneliest I've ever felt at work. I realize now that I could have managed it better. I find that I thrive in a hybrid approach where I can interact with colleagues in person.
Nice! Used lodash a LOT. You also want to add a certain date-time library like moment, date-fns or days. It's hard to avoid dates and times in any apps :)
For dates in the past I used moment, I remember that it was tiring to work with time zones as it required the additional moment-tz library. With luxon I get along great!
Great article! I don't use nodeJS that often to be honest. As, I work mostly in backend and infrastructure. But, I did use it once, and it wasn't the easiest experience.
I think after this article, I am more curious to explore it more.
Thanks for mentioning me, Marco! And, keep up the great work. :)
I've worked with Ruby, Python, and Java and I find its library ecosystem and community support much stronger.
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I worked remotely for 8 months in the past, and it was the loneliest I've ever felt at work. I realize now that I could have managed it better. I find that I thrive in a hybrid approach where I can interact with colleagues in person.
good for you :)
Nice! Used lodash a LOT. You also want to add a certain date-time library like moment, date-fns or days. It's hard to avoid dates and times in any apps :)
For dates in the past I used moment, I remember that it was tiring to work with time zones as it required the additional moment-tz library. With luxon I get along great!