Antjanus.com Website Review

It’s that time of the year again! What part you ask? It’s time for a end-of-the-year retrospective, a check-in wherein I look back at what I’ve done, how I’m doing with my goals that I set out at the beginning of the year, and most importantly, add a new post to my blog I’ve been writing production TypeScript for a little over year and as a hobby for a couple of years longer than that. If you’ve never used TypeScript before, the quick way to describe it is that it’s ES2015+ and types thrown together. Ie. modern Ja*aScript with real Windows has been my main dev environment for about 4 years with some linux interspersed in there. Before that, I used OSX and Windows interchangeably. When I made the switch, I wrote an article on my Windows Dev environment and today, I want to write a sort-of update, in a while. Ja*aScript has been part of my workflow for years and the output of that Ja*aScript was always a single page app. In fact, I I wanted to write a quick blog post on why it’s important for developers on a team to use different setups to develop. Why it’s important to have Linux and windows users in a field (web dev specifically) that’s been dominated by macOS. And why it’s PowerShell is awesome if you haven’t used it but it’s absolutely foreign if you’re used to Unix-like Bash-like shells. For instance, there’s no grep, and ls -al won’t work (but ls will and it’ll display all files with details!). If you switch from Linux to Windows, Loads of people have been asking me how I write my Ja*aScript — okay, that’s a lie, no one asks me that but if they did, I’d like to point them to this article. I adopted my code style over the years, after reading Clean Code (and other books), after using years of PHP. Reflecting on my past accomplishments in development helps me keep up pace in my life and appreciate my own efforts. It doesn’t matter if I decided to look at a few articles that really changed my outlook on productivity, development, and product development. I figured the best