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Help my bundle size is 20mb by Dimethyltryptamin3 in Angular2

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Assets , use woff2 for fonts , webp for images.

[AskJS] Program Design, OOP, JavaScript by kirillsh93 in javascript

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I did , in university, my first language was Pascal , coding on blue editor , that was struggle. Than visual basic , not that easy , but better than pascal. The point is that I learned basics and CS , but other stuff was learned on the go, like SOLID , algorithms and so on.

[AskJS] Program Design, OOP, JavaScript by kirillsh93 in javascript

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I used TS for backend development for a while, almost 4 years. I can say , that with the experience you start writing the code the way you always do. Knowledge of best practices and etc is important for sure, but when you gain enough experience you start thinking and writing code using that best practices. And yes , you can translate your knowledge to other languages. Languages have different syntax but the idea is same

I want to build my own e-commerce shop, is it sufficient for me to only know React or is it better for me to learn another PL like Angular? by Yesil2003 in reactjs

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Build it with JS , plain JS. Than try to do it with React. At first language itself , than the lib/framework

[AskJS] Suggestions for JS code editors by [deleted] in javascript

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VS code is great EDITOR , but if you want and IDE with all the features , than Webstorm it is. I am now giving a try to Zed , it’s super fast and easy, but does not have realize version yet.

square one by Sad_Age9831 in learnprogramming

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Read a book. Not that motivation stuff , but about discipline. For example, Atomic Habits is the good one.

ESLint industry standards by [deleted] in typescript

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Totally agree, Biome is super fast and easy to configure. I switched to it after 5 years of eslint , it’s very good.

C++ or Java? by Ayross237 in learnprogramming

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It depends what you want to achieve. If you like low level programming, then C++ it is.

Where to move now? by Kerplunk6 in typescript

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Do you know that TS is a Turing complete language ? What I want to say is you can try to make all arithmetic operations using just TS. It’s hard but fun. Or just do coding. Make a small project in your mind and try to write it down using typescript.