Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
@DoniVerse made this right as I was conflicted on which one of my side projects I should build
β’ https://project-rank.vercel.app/#main
Simple yet effective! Gonna star this one
β’ https://github.com/doniverse/projectrank
Thanks this one's for me.
#CommunityShowcase
@Dagmawi_Babi
β’ https://project-rank.vercel.app/#main
Simple yet effective! Gonna star this one
β’ https://github.com/doniverse/projectrank
Thanks this one's for me.
#CommunityShowcase
@Dagmawi_Babi
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me : selects our 64 line import 1k line code component and asks copilot which parts i should change into a component
* copilot is thinking
* net starts lagging
* ram usage hikes
* window unresponsive
me : oh this poor child
* starts typing
its components that already are components
* copilot is thinking
* net starts lagging
* ram usage hikes
* window unresponsive
me : oh this poor child
* starts typing
its components that already are components
other people : oh its dinner time , time to eat
me : oh I'm shaking , i should probably eat
* proceeds to drink coffee and code
me : oh I'm shaking , i should probably eat
* proceeds to drink coffee and code
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i just spent a solid 30 mins debugging a state issue because i put
instead of
and JavaScript was like , yeah , inside an if block is the perfect place to do an assignment to a variable in a higher scope.
if (( stage = "None" )) { instead of
if ( stage == "None" ) {and JavaScript was like , yeah , inside an if block is the perfect place to do an assignment to a variable in a higher scope.
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:O you can go to a type definition with ctrl t
and to a specific line with ctrl g
and to a specific line with ctrl g
https://vercel.com/guides/how-do-i-resolve-a-module-not-found-error
Apparently on windows .... case insensitivity causes issues when deploying to vercel
Nasty ones at that too
is what vercel recommends to set in order to fix it
Apparently on windows .... case insensitivity causes issues when deploying to vercel
Nasty ones at that too
git config core.ignorecase false
is what vercel recommends to set in order to fix it
Vercel
How to Resolve the 'module not found' Error
The 'module not found' error is a syntax error that appears when the static import statement cannot find the file at the declared path. Learn how to fix this error.
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