Hi Claudio Barca , thank you for your kind words! I'll work on the next blog post soon. Hope you'll find it helpful.

Welcome to the JS world! Programming is not easy, but learning in public and practicing critical thinking or the first-principles thinking can help you excel in the long run.

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 .

Thanks, Andrew. I love your recent article as well👏

This one is absolutely amazing! Thank you for the hard work!

Thanks Maddy ! I like to suggest this one: Continuous Delivery by Dave Farley. Love his talks and books, which are full of wisdom.

Hi Randy Knight , hope you find the content helpful 😉

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 🙂.

Thank you for sharing! Katy A 👏 #4 resonates with me even though I’m not a formal team lead yet. l learned it the hard way that fostering a team culture that encourages inputs would be much healthier to team dynamic in the long run.

Such a great read! It's informative and helpful for new writers like me 🤭. I like how you structure your content and thoughts about design. Love to learn more from you.