Pacharapol Withayasakpunt And it also allows C compiling to binary, as long as you can get the right setup.
I use this with Node better-sqlite3, where prebuilt binary for Windows is not working (with Electron), and I am running development on MacOS.
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt I don't know non-JavaScript-based Static Site Generators do it, but JS-based, like Gatsby, Nuxt, or Gridsome can prevent reloading and show transition between pages on location.pathname changes.
True SPA like Vue can do it too, but on first load, you can hasten JavaScript by using prerender-spa-plugin.
I have just create an SPA with history mode router in vanilla JS, but I do use a bundler (Rollup).
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt It starts with inter-op with mongoose, and inspired from Typegoose.
It is an ORM that
For Mongo-like query, it can be tested here -- https://q2search.herokuapp.com/LiteORM (The actual Mongo-like query is in the console)
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt In my understanding,
location.origin- punctuation is preferred Pacharapol Withayasakpunt Do you know that Visual Studio Code itself can auto-fix your code on save, to be compatible with linting rules.
Currently, I auto-fixes TypeScript, JavaScript, Vue, Markdown files.
For TypeScript, JavaScript, Vue; I simply use ESLint (there is TSLint, but it is becoming deprecated). VSCode ESLint might also be required
For Markdown, it is a little different. I use VSCode MarkdownLint to auto-fix on save.