Thanks! 👍

I agree: https://medium.com/re-dom/master-the-dom-bc1a2a06089b 😎

Check out RE:DOM: https://redom.js.org 😉

Also read https://medium.com/re-dom/master-the-dom-bc1a2a06089b 😉

I have motorized IKEA BEKANT standing desk legs, with a custom top made by a local carpenter. Gym also helps, excercise especially your feet and back.

tape! (Currently looking for something better suited with rollup..) https://github.com/substack/tape

I'd say if you need minimap / code folding, you should consider refactoring, splitting your code in to smaller modules and helpers. Here's a nice YouTube video series about refactoring (also about creating Super Mario with JavaScript from scratch 🙂): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-FpDQ8Eqw8&list=PLS8HfBXv9ZWWe8zXrViYbIM2Hhylx8DZx

keymetrics.io is pretty nice! It comes with the best process manager, pm2

I started in 1999 with Flash 4 and have always loved creating interactions, animations, user interfaces and design. Then I got in to programming ActionScript, HTML, CSS, PHP and little bit of JS. When Flash died, I started learning JavaScript, and because I always tailor-made my ActionScript projects, I learned JavaScript throughoutly as well, not just some frameworks. When node.js came out, I was blown away by the possibilities it offers (still am). Now I can do pretty much everything in both front and the backend. As the language have evolved, I’m more and more convinced about the greatness of JavaScript. Haters gonna hate, I don’t really care, it’s a beautiful and powerful language full stack, if used well. 🤘

1) the DOM is slow 2) the DOM is hard 3) you need a framework for everything 4) virtual DOM makes things faster You can find my answers here: https://medium.com/re-dom/master-the-dom-bc1a2a06089b 😎