After Burnout
I reflect on how burnout forced me to stop, recover, and reconnect with what I truly want, without magic formulas or empty promises.
I reflect on how burnout forced me to stop, recover, and reconnect with what I truly want, without magic formulas or empty promises.
In a project I had to face a process in Node.js that, after redoing it from scratch to make it more maintainable, was 4400% more inefficient. In this post I explain how I made it more than 20% faster than the original process.
I've been using Jest for my Node.js projects for years, but I'm hearing more and more complaints from the Node.js community about Jest and that you shouldn't use it.