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If using pure JavaScript to build a node app, yes, what we can gain from the modern bundler is very little. But if you're using TypeScript, a transpiling/ building step is unavoidable. That's where the modern bundlers shine. What nodemon + esbuild (or swc) does is transpiling your entire codebase superfast and start your server whenever a code change. HMR could help accelerate the feedback loop if we have a considerable backend codebase, even if we've replaced babel/ tsc with esbuild/ swc.
Hi Olivier Refalo, hope you find the content helpful! The commit script part is directly copied from the commitizen GitHub repo // package.json { ... "script": { "commit": "cz" } } In my work project, I put this just to let my co-workers know they should use it instead of the general git commit. I'd suggest just directly using npx cz or pnpm cz🙂.