I think more and more that I'd prefer an aggregator of just a handful of trusted sources, even if that means I can't just post something myself. But I guess..that would be a new project/blog/site :)
Echojs is unfortunately bring drowned by this kind of spam :/
What's with all the flutter posts lately? I'm starting to get pissed about it. It's like 1% related to JavaScript and doesn't belong here. I'm sure it has its own community, that is hopefully not spammed with JS posts ^^
While my comment isn't specific to this one article: kudos for yet another excellent write-up on gitconnected.com!
Given all the bullshit being written up nowerdays ("too-much-coffee-not-enough-quality") it's awesome how these articles keep up a high standard!
Well when I saw your first part..I had hoped it's about "Long module build chains", a warning webpack emits in the stats.json file. It's been discussed here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32923085/how-to-optimize-webpacks-build-time-using-prefetchplugin-analyse-tool
All in all, after all these years, I haven't come across a good tutorial or article regarding the problem and a solution.
However, I think it's something entirely different, not sure whether it fits your series beside having "long" in the title and being "about imports" :)
While my comment isn't specific to this one article: kudos for yet another excellent write-up on gitconnected.com! Given all the bullshit being written up nowerdays ("too-much-coffee-not-enough-quality") it's awesome how these articles keep up a high standard!Remember you can do: const { data } = await axios.get('users') // Also: const { data: users } to rename on the fly