Lea Rosema on Nostr: More precisely: that talk would be heavily inspired by ...
More precisely: that talk would be heavily inspired by https://mxb.dev/blog/buildless/ by npub17vvsu9ml26f9svkn5dap9a27ez8ueftyeqqv3zf9ue8seek08zcsd5xz4w (npub17vv…xz4w)
I was wondering: is there a reasonable middle ground between zero build and exploding node_modules folder? So we get a minimal to no-build environment but still have some conveniences like a dev server that auto-refreshes content as you update? And when we write JavaScript, can we have tests, but like, without having to install a huge test framework like jest?
I was wondering: is there a reasonable middle ground between zero build and exploding node_modules folder? So we get a minimal to no-build environment but still have some conveniences like a dev server that auto-refreshes content as you update? And when we write JavaScript, can we have tests, but like, without having to install a huge test framework like jest?