Why node_modules are the Heaviest Objects in the Universe?
And what are the 8 most common mistakes new Angular developers do?
Hi everyone,
Here are a few things I wanted to share with you all this week:
Why node_modules are the Heaviest Objects in the Universe?
If you are news savvy, you may have heard that TypeScript 4.5 has deferred ECMAScript (ESM) support for Node.js to a future release because of concerns around ecosystem readiness.
But what does the presence or absence of this feature in TypeScript actually mean?
What are the different JavaScript module systems used in Node.js? Are they the same ones we use on the client-side?
What are the different complexities with node_modulesthat let people describe them as the heaviest objects in the universe?
And how is this related to the appearance of new package managers such as yarn?
If these questions have triggered your curiosity and you want to expand your knowledge about the Node.js ecosystem and its relationship with the client-side, you’ll find out in this post the answers and some more exciting facts.
8 Most Common Mistakes I’ve Seen New Angular Developers Doing
In one of my last technical interviews, I was asked about the frequent questions I hear from developers about Angular and the problems they’ve faced with it.
After thinking about it and refining my answer, I wanted to share it with you in this post and break down the most common bad practices I’ve seen Angular starters (including my previous self) doing.
So I made this article and this video to help you build stronger Angular apps and save you a lot of hassles such as experiencing performance degradation.
4 YouTube Channels that Turned the Ultra-mundane Into Inspirational Content
Do you want to produce creative content but just can’t come up with your own ideas?
If so, here are four YouTube channels that will stimulate your imagination and inspire you to create something beautiful and attractive, even if it’s not revolutionary.
These channels have the following traits in common:
They are documenting the creators themselves doing some activities.
They share high-quality content.
The approaches to recording and presenting the content are super interesting. They turn very simple and familiar ideas into art so that people would like to watch them.
All of them have over 330K subscribers and over 27M views.
Thanks for reading and have a nice day!
— Rakia