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Usually I do the following: Make a coffee, eat breakfast Put headphones on with some music Check any important emails Check today's meetings Start with the most difficult / unpleasant things (hard things first since I've got the energy and relaxed brain) I can't really tell, why I'm staying productive during morning. Probably self-control, everyone needs to learn to control themselves.
Hey @KennethDMcDaniel , thanks for you reply. Unfortunately we want to preserve the stylus language, only change the formatting. I have a feeling there is no such a tool so that's why I asked here as a last resort. I.e. there are tools probably for other languages (Less, Sass) but not for Stylus.
Right, I see. I didn't mean to insult anyone, but it's my personal opinion. There're of course cases where meteor is useful, but in general if I'm professional and aim to create solid, fast (perceived performance) software I choose more lightweight components which I know how to connect together. Analogically If I know how to write responsive designs I write the code myself and keep an eye on size & optimisations and don't use bloated Bootstrap/Foundation/...
Same here, I feel like there's to much magic to Meteor. Like how does it know something has changed in the database? It must be querying the same queries over and over again. And that's just one of many things. Meteor seems to me like a tool for people who are not able (or have no capacity) to learn javascript or the technologies which they need to work with to achieve their implementation, so they jump into Meteor because it promises a lot. But they lack optimisation and for me even micro-optimisation is important.
IMO any sensible and serious project should self-host as much libraries as they need for the project running. E.g. use https://www.npmjs.com/package/sinopia so you don't get in trouble in such cases.