Overall I must say I like the article. Showing all these technologies. However, I am following this step-by-step and as a junior developer, there are some things missing and your repo does not have various branches for each of your stacks. I just setup the postgresql backend, and in package.json you have a script called copy-files. When I run npm run build, it faults out because this does not exist. I went to your repo to see if there were any differences and you do not have a branch dedicated to the postgresql. I understand you should not spoon feed and I also agree there should be some things I need to figure out for myself, but there should be at least a branch the lines up with this part of the article so I can go and check to see what I need. Just a helpful suggestion to create separate branches dedicated to each section in the article for reference sake. Otherwise I am enjoying the article.
Overall I must say I like the article. Showing all these technologies. However, I am following this step-by-step and as a junior developer, there are some things missing and your repo does not have various branches for each of your stacks. I just setup the postgresql backend, and in package.json you have a script called copy-files. When I run npm run build, it faults out because this does not exist. I went to your repo to see if there were any differences and you do not have a branch dedicated to the postgresql. I understand you should not spoon feed and I also agree there should be some things I need to figure out for myself, but there should be at least a branch the lines up with this part of the article so I can go and check to see what I need. Just a helpful suggestion to create separate branches dedicated to each section in the article for reference sake. Otherwise I am enjoying the article.
Ok sure thanks for the feedback.