@umairhafeez
Front End Architect | Tech Lead | Full Stack Web Developer | MCP
I am a full-stack web application developer, having more than 10 years of extensive experience in all phases of small-scale to enterprise-scale projects. I have ample knowledge of various domains including Web Design Systems, Learning Management Systems (e-learning), and Resource Management Systems.
I have been leading project teams for more than 5 years and have proudly delivered numerous successful projects. I have extensive experience in handling client-facing communications and meetings both remotely and in-person.
I believe in team success & growth, hence I always put my best efforts to build & maintain a strong team bonding for every project I get to work on.
I am available for guidance and help in issues related to Angular, and web development in general.
NVM is great indeed, thank you for putting this together Chris Bongers . I use this tiny shell script in my .zshrc file that looks for a .nvmrc file, and automatically switches to the node version defined there, or falls back to the default one if can't find the file. autoload -U add-zsh-hook load- nvmrc () { local node_version= " $(nvm version) " local nvmrc_path= " $(nvm_find_nvmrc) " if [ -n " $nvmrc_path " ]; then local nvmrc_node_version=$(nvm version " $(cat " ${nvmrc_path} " ) " ) if [ " $nvmrc_node_version " = "N/A" ]; then nvm install elif [ " $nvmrc_node_version " != " $node_version " ]; then nvm use fi elif [ " $node_version " != " $(nvm version default) " ]; then echo "Reverting to nvm default version" nvm use default fi } add-zsh-hook chpwd load-nvmrc load-nvmrc It will help those who don't use VS Code 🙂
Definitely, organizations have to make sure that they provide an inclusive environment to all of their employees. But on the flip side, employees should also try to accommodate and adjust with their colleagues and the work environment by putting aside their personal lives. I don't know how I missed your comment earlier, but at least I saw it now 🙂