I don't trust my code to nobody.

I'm going to implement InfluxDB for all logging soon. Will give you an update on this.

I tend to listen many different styles, but when I need focus I tend to listen to fast paced music. From Metal (Pantera, Slayer, etc) to Goa-Psytrance. At the moment I'm listening to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnnE74M4QLY

I really like Is for the simplicity at the time of check data types. Usually this can replace all validation libraries in my projects.

I've just found this one earlier today: https://github.com/you-dont-need/you-dont-need-lodash-underscore I prefer to do native JS if possible, but for some things I just use individual lodash functions direcly.

I'm planning to use it in an upcoming project, did you found the best way to implement it?

We use something like: /feature/[trello-card- id ]- short -description /issue/[trello-card- id ]- short -description /hotfix/[trello-card- id ]- short -description Where [trello-card-id] is optional, if it's related to a card added to trello we use it, otherwise it's skipped. And then we try to use the git-flow methodology.

I use pinboard for it's simplicity with the Shiori app.

I've did that several times. I have contact with public health institutions in Argentina because my wife is a Dr, and I've created a few applications for them. Specially because I can't see they using old systems (yes, they even used MS Access files shared in flash drives!) and they can't pay for a new development (since public health in Argentina has no money for technology improvements other than basic needs). I enjoy doing that, and I will continue doing this as far as I get some time. It's like my two cents to health.

Looks interesting. I like that you can see the node version you're at the moment.