This is a solid list, but front end dev has gotten a bit absurd.
I feel like I need to install 86,000 dependencies via NPM to do something that server-side frameworks already figured out. I was following a simple Vue/Vuex tutorial the other day and my node_modules directory was 200MB+.
Use yarn or npm to install XYZ.... What's the difference? Why do I have to google this as step 0?
Why do you assume I know the intricacies of Webpack? Is this tutorial for Webpack 4 or Webpack 3?
I'm exaggerating a bit but honestly, I get the same feeling of rage that I used to get trying to understand the box model during the IE 6 era.
I feel like I need to install 86,000 dependencies via NPM to do something that server-side frameworks already figured out. I was following a simple Vue/Vuex tutorial the other day and my node_modules directory was 200MB+.
Use yarn or npm to install XYZ.... What's the difference? Why do I have to google this as step 0?
Why do you assume I know the intricacies of Webpack? Is this tutorial for Webpack 4 or Webpack 3?
I'm exaggerating a bit but honestly, I get the same feeling of rage that I used to get trying to understand the box model during the IE 6 era.