Really quick tip for today.
I've been programming using Node.js for quite a while now. Six, seven years? Damn. And only in recent projects I've started to «save» common scripts as a yarn «shortcuts». Damn++!
It's extremely simple. Simple as that:
Every morning it makes me a couple of presses away from a Carpal tunnel syndrome! Nice!
That's it. That simple tip.
Yours, truly, RG, on his way from consumer to creator.
Save the clicks for something more meaningful!
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As JavaScript devs, we usually don't have to deal with compilers ourselves. However, it's definitely good to know the basics of the JavaScript engine and see how it handles our human-friendly JS code, and turns it into something machines understand! 🥳
Happy coding!
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I migrated to robo, because YAML is superior the JSON, especially for multiline strings.