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This is why I can’t use anything too complicated. I’m just not smart enough to wrangle complex configurations and dependencies. So I keep producing Rails apps
by andrei_says_ 5y ago
This is why I can’t use anything too complicated. I’m just not smart enough to wrangle complex configurations and dependencies.
So I keep producing Rails apps that get the job done without the bells and whistles and without much polish.
I wish I could hire a config expert for half an hour and have them create the setup I want. Because I will never get my masters in webpack/rollup/postcss/stimulusjs/mystery sauce working config du jour.
- distalx 5y agoCheckout meteor.js, it takes care of all the tooling.
- xet7 5y agoNo, Meteor does not take care of all. If someone would help me to upgrade to newest Meteor etc dependencies, it would be very welcome: https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/3881 https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/3881
- noduerme 5y agoSame. I just compile TS modules with UDP, run it all through r.js, uglify, and deploy over SFTP. Roll out server side patches straight onto the servers, when I update a local file. SCP or even just edit the files in a shell if something breaks. I'll be damned if I'm going to spend days tooling deployments for the latest flavor of packaging. This whole conversation only pertains to people who work in large companies, on salary, who both need to follow standardized procedures and have the time to spend days doing so. I always find it interesting, because it illuminates an entirely different set of priorities and a completely different universe of tools versus what an individual or 2-3-person team needs to focus on to get things running.