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It is dope, please continue on this.

I used to work with TypeORM and really missed using EntityFramework. That actually led me to switch to Mongo (Mongoose).

I'm really looking forward to this project!

When I think of "array-like," I envision using brackets [i].

But the OP isn't wrong; all the methods used to construct the query also function as instance methods of arrays in both JavaScript and TypeScript.

That was a bit intentional. I personally enjoy exploring games and figuring out how they work before developing strategies. It makes the game more fun for me. However, I do understand the feedback that if someone still doesn't get the game after one or two rounds, something might be off.

At the very least, it's great to hear that I've won one fan! I'm really grateful for the time you invested in something I created. Thank you!

I didn't mention that above, but you are correct. Kudos to your reverse engineering skills!

@user_7832 Thank you so much for your feedback! I made this just for fun in my spare time, and feedback like yours is incredibly valuable and, more importantly, motivating.

It shows that there are people who take the time to provide thoughtful feedback in return for my invested time, which goes beyond simple comments like "this is stupid because I don't understand it."

Thank you!

Actually true. Thanks, will check this one

Exactly this was my intetion :)

Thank you