I know that LLMs are probably very helpful for people who are just getting started, but you will never understand it if you can’t grasp the fundamentals. Don’t let “AI” make you lazy. If you do use LLMs make sure you understand the output it’s giving you enough to replicate it yourself.

This may not be applicable to you specifically, but I think this is nice info to have here for others.

Nice! This is the one I use: https://regexr.com/
Though it appears to be very similar on the face of it.

To add on, if you are set on using nginx then it’s easy to set up https with certbot

It is until you have to work for someone else. I should have kept it as a hobby…

Source control is a saviour for this shit. Can’t count the times I’ve made a small change and completely fucked up the CSS in 20 other files I didn’t realise existed…

I’m not good with CSS 😄

Now this is a gender definition I can get behind. None of that string/enum crap, just raw data.

Yeah, like JavaScript

Hope you didn’t have the repository URL in your package.json… otherwise it’ll be gone now.

80% seems really low

Last company I worked at used Typescript, but used any for everything… I have no idea why. I never got an actual answer.

The last one knows it’s not a programming language and is annoyingly vocal about it.

If you’re paying someone $40 an hour who doesn’t know what a rectangle is then I think you’re the problem.

It makes sense why they did it, but their messed up versioning was the cause to begin with. You should always assume Devs will cut corners in inappropriate ways.

Because they have dozens of years of experience! They didn’t learn anything from it, but they have it!

You just never know when that bastard is gonna pop up

/^(sun|sat)/i.test(day_of_week)

👍