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This, but applied to everything.

I love when my stage 2 becomes someone’s stage 4

Yess understanding why something exists can also be important.

When implementing from scratch turns out to be easier than using a framework, and when you try and rewrite it nothing works... -_-

*write blog post

yes, i wish id taken this route my first time around learning web. My first time was during 2021 with NextJS (i fell the marketing/hype/tutorials) and while i was productive with it, I had 0 fucking clue about how HTTP even worked. The lines between next/react/server/client were far too blurred

Now that im using vite, i may try my hand at expanding the router to do server routes whenever that use case comes up for me.

*ohnodash

npm i ramda

You have to implement yourself to learn. It's how you learn. Don't skip the part where you implement it yourself, because if you do then you also skip the learning. Teaching people that they should never implement themselves is terrible advise.

Just use Starlight cowards