- Install Dropbox
- Used for syncing configs between several computers
- Make available offline
- Finder > Dropbox > Settings
- Install VS Code and VS Code Insiders
- Turn on Settings Sync for VS Code
Moment.js is now considered a legacy project (see Moment.js Project Status).
Here's a comparison between the alternatives:
- Find Usages/Find References - Easier to search for the export across the project. Less likely to have been renamed or misspelled
- Easier refactoring of the exported name
- No need to think of a variable name. Sometimes it's unclear from the file name, especially if it's
../index.js
- Choosing a named export with IntelliSense autocomplete is faster than writing your own variable. Also prevents spelling mistakes
- If we only had named exports, it would be easier for new developers to learn how to use it, as there is no extra logical step of choosing which type of import or export to use
I tried nvm many years ago and it had several issues that I remember:
- Setup was not as simple compared to n at the time
- It was quite slow moving from one Node version to another
- Couldn't automatically switch the Node version when entering a folder (now they cover that)
- In the past I used avn for that, but it was slow as well
- Global packages were lost when moving from one Node version to another
- Tbh, fnm has the same issue now, hopefully they'll add support for it soon
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