Then maybe it's time to stop using React

In my case I see it as a good way to play my Steam library, since I don’t have PC – only Mac and PS5. I don’t think it’s going to replace PS for me, but will see.

And if I get lucky, I’ll buy one with Companion Cube skin from DBrand :D if it will not gonna cost me a fortune.

Dunno about the editors, but you can do that via dev environments such as devcontainers or devenv (beware: this one comes with whole new language – Nix), both offer hooks to run when you enter the environment.

Wait is npm abandoned? Haven't been using it for almost a decade after I switched to Yarn (and later pnpm).

I just don't see why I would use npm in the world where pnpm exists.

Thanks @wmertens.bsky.social @maiieul.bsky.social and @shairez.bsky.social for investing your free time and making this a reality

Enjoy the read! (and the ride) 😊

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Wow, this is great.

Aside of this issue - everything works as expected, which is more than enough for this project.

Here's full setup: github.com/octet-stream...

It runs test with mobile browsers emulation (via user agent and other context params), but if headless mode is disabled - Vitest fails, saying that I cannot use some of the params when viewport is null. Which is actually not the case.

Btw, the docs say you can omit port to get the same effect. So, just server.listen() is enough: nodejs.org/api/net.html...

There's server.address() method, and it will return bound address, including the number of used port: nodejs.org/api/net.html...

And I get it's more convenient to do Object.entries(obj).map(([key, value]) => { ... }) then for (let key in obj) { if (obj.hasOwnProperty) { ... } }

Dunno, I think it got popularized by array methods (map, forEach etc). I see many people use these to iterate objects (including arrays) instead of loops and iterators.

There's even (stage 4) proposal to add similar methods on iteratos: github.com/tc39/proposa...

Try Silent Hill 2 Remake :>