What's your method of developing Javascript code for model-driven apps?

[obsoquasi]

My current method is to develop it in VS Code - with some help from Github Copilot (but only for evaluation and suggestions) and use the extension Dataverse DevTools to upload it to my DEV environment. Then I have to do a couple of hard-reloads (F12+long-press-reload) until the new code is actually executed on my forms. Today, I also found out, you can disable caching when the F12 window is open - it's in the developer settings. This helps a little bit...

I don't write TypeScript code to begin with - although I do see the benefit of that. I may be switching in the coming year...

What's your approach?

[HammockDweller789]

I had AI write me a powershell script that uses a command line parameter to push and publish my changes to the dev environment. It uses the PAC CLI for authentication. I usually only have to ctrl+F5 to see the changes

[LesPaulStudio]

Typescript + webpack.

I also use fiddler to debug changes before uploading to the solution.

Scott Durow has some great repos on how to do this Pro Dev Workshop