After months of going back and forth, I finally use vim bindings in webstorm/vscode daily but after multiple attempts I gave up on lazyvim in a ts mono repo with Storybook. Vscode and webstorm resolve other local packages within story files and all I get in nvim are resolution errors 😕

This game deserves every hype in the world. The costume looks very cool! 🪨

Absolutely relatable.. 😬

Episode 8 & 9 were insanely good! I hope the last few episodes can hold up to it.

So true. Or it's online-only and is in maintenance mode 😅

We have a lot of angular devs where I work and I've never heard anything bad about a major update and it's features. It's more the opposite! Keep up the good work 👏

Interesting take. One part of my job is to be on bleeding edge angular news which.. I get on social media 😄 but yes, I usually do that in the evening. You are not wrong IMO

In the last couple of years, I learned a lot of things. This, I would never touch 🙈

In Germany, it's even against the law to do this if you are no electrician

It's not even frontend vs backend. My company sells apps in the logistics sector. Besides experts in frontend, we also need people good enough to build a frontend but with an expertise in logistics. They love the business problems, that's their focus. I suck at logistics but I can solve css stuff

Here is a good read by Brad Frost bradfrost.com/blog/post/fr...

So I disagree with you but I know whrere you are coming from and why it's frustrating to solve trivial style issues for others

I meant *quote post of course