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Stop Fighting with NestJS Modules: Meet Rikta
NestJS vs. Rikta: A Zero‑Config Alternative You love NestJS. The decorators feel elegant. The structure keeps your codebase clean. TypeScript integration works...
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JavaScript Module System Explained (with Examples)
Topics Covered - import and export - Named exports & imports - Default exports & imports - Aliasing - Namespace imports - Combined imports - Dynamic imports -...
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Go.sum is not a lockfile
Article URL: https://words.filippo.io/gosum/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46537095 Points: 17 Comments: 4...
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Functions and Modules in Python: Writing Clean, Reusable Code the Right Way
If you’ve ever looked at a Python program and thought, “This is getting messy”, you’re not alone As programs grow, managing code becomes harder unless you orga...
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Angular Is Opinionated — Here’s Why That Made Me a Better Developer
Why Angular’s Opinionated Nature Helps Developers One of the most common criticisms of Angular is that it’s too opinionated. People say it’s restrictive. I use...
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Making Python Modules Callable: Introducing Cadule
!Cover image for Making Python Modules Callable: Introducing Cadulehttps://media2.dev.to/dynamic/image/width=1000,height=420,fit=cover,gravity=auto,format=auto/...
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A Practical Guide to Terraform Dependency Management
TL;DR - Treat Terraform dependency management as two different systems: providers are selected and pinned via .terraform.lock.hcl repeatable by default, while m...
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🚀 Terraform Day 6: Building a Professional Terraform Project Structure
As I continue the 30 Days of AWS Terraform Challenge, Day 6 marks an important shift—moving from writing everything inside a single main.tf to building a proper...
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Stop Scripting, Start Architecting: The OOP Approach to Terraform
TL;DR The Problem: Terraform codebases often suffer from sprawl—copy‑pasted resources, tight coupling, and leaky abstractions that make scaling painful. The So...