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primarily static server, serves up all static files
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write up a static router, sans dynamic queries
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serve content on demand during development
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build static files on deployment, so it minimizes reliance on a backend
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allows for hard caching with hash busted URLs
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this means that you can use static servers interchangeably because you're only dealing with the filesystem
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dynamic content can then be layered on top of a static component of the server through whatever means you prefer.
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data should be made available through an api.
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dynamic frontend content should be generated on the client using data from the api, rather than being generated on the server
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modules should have an
npm start
command, which allows separate viewing of the element.
- build system
- html & css (in parallel)
- frontend JS
- backend JS
- make an ordered list of things you need to do
- work the list top to bottom
- only ever allowed to work on n things. If other things take priority, move them down the list
- keep reprioritizing lists
- plan space into calendar for when to tackle a list
- possibly place estimations next to the list
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primary goal is for the codebase to improve
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secondary (but not far off) is for the person submitting code to succeed
- helps grow the community
- and draws new people into the project
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