Awesome, glad to know there are more devs on the options api path rather then the composition. Now I know what old ruby devs must feel like.

Awesome, I had no idea hashnode provided a headless way for devs to consume the content. No longer are we subject to the 3 basic themes provided, am I right? Do they officially provide documentation for this?

As you effectively pointed out, Node is a backend framework, while React / Vue + 100 others are Frontend that run in the browser. They can't really be compared, a better comparison may have been Node vs Deno Vs Ruby, etc. In most cases you will often need Node to build a React project (locally). Its like saying which is better Software or Hardware. Keep up the good work, just thought I'd mention it as lot of beginners will think they should choose between the two. To be a full stack js dev you would need to learn both Node plus your frontend flavor of choice. 😁

nice read, but don't forget Artwood's law (Creator of Slack) 😁 Any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript

Where are you using vue here? are you creating the widget in vue? or adding the widget to a vue app? where is the vue instance ?

Do you have a npm module for Bed sheets, if so then I think this post is relevant!

Yeah for some reason I agree with you too.

Thanks for sharing this. about the cache-control, I dug in to dev tools and refresh this page : cache-control: public, max-age=31536000, immutable however you mentioned vercel uses : s-maxage=1,stale-while-revalidate Either way do you set up cache control for different files, i.e. images would have longer cache, while js/css would be shorter? would this need to be set on a file level?