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Superb video man. Everything within 10 minutes. I was trying to set this up by reading so many articles and finally landed here. It took only 20 minutes to apply all these and its working. This channel should get more attention than this. Hats off.
A suggestion. There are so many MERN courses at the moment. But none covers a good real life project with some software engineering best practices like ci/cd, unit test, docker and deployment to aws.
Hi thanks for a great video why when adding .husky file and run yarn lint-staged the output terminal is not beauty like when we run directly "lint-staged" cl ? instead of those beautiful icons just text without intend :/
Hello Leigh. Thanks for the video. Your content is amazing and I've learned a lot from it so far. I've worked in a company that we've utilized pre-commit git hooks in our workflow, and I found overwhelming and not really helpful not to be able to push code that has failed tests, as it is something that would be handled by the CI tools (by preventing merges, or not building a new production build etc) Is there something I'm missing about utilizing them in the pre-commit phase?
I don't speak English but.... Si les marca error al instalar husky al commitear, agregen esto en husky.sh: (add this to husky.sh if mark error when commit) if [ -t 1 ]; then exec
Check out my course called Next Level Next.js! A full stack course covering GraphQL, TypeScript, Apollo, Prisma, auth and lots more! next.leighhalliday.com
Man, your videos are one of the best on the whole RUclips! You explain everything in such a smoothly way, and the way you speak conveys peace.
Thanks so much Mathews! I hope I don't put you to sleep :D
Superb video man. Everything within 10 minutes. I was trying to set this up by reading so many articles and finally landed here. It took only 20 minutes to apply all these and its working. This channel should get more attention than this. Hats off.
That's awesome ! gonna buy your course indeed, all loud and clear!
Nice!! I hope you enjoy it :) Thank you!!
Great video. I always come away understanding more and being more confident.
Thanks Kev :D Glad you enjoyed it!
It's extra clear: thanks for the best explanation on the subject!
I love your videos, hope you will keep uploading
Cool stuff Leigh!
Thanks
Thank you so much Igor!!
Good stuff!! Learned something new today because of your video❤️
Nice! Glad it helped :D
Very well done. Clearly experienced with doing proper tutorials.
Thank you very much for this video, it helped me a lot!
A suggestion. There are so many MERN courses at the moment. But none covers a good real life project with some software engineering best practices like ci/cd, unit test, docker and deployment to aws.
totally awesome! thanks for help!
Very helpful, thanks man!
I haven't seen it yet but guess it's great as always.
Thank you for such an amazing content! :D
Thanks John! I hope you'll like it when you get the chance to check it out!
I watched it, it was great.
Wow, I thought you have to import React to use JSX. I am confused 🤔
Awesome as always 👍😀
Thank you Ranga!
Hi thanks for a great video
why when adding .husky file and run yarn lint-staged the output terminal is not beauty like when we run directly "lint-staged" cl ?
instead of those beautiful icons just text without intend :/
Thanks a lot for that video. Very helpful
Thanks so much Sylvain!
love your vids bro!
Thanks so much Alive!
Thanks a lot for this
Thanks a tons!
Hello Leigh. Thanks for the video. Your content is amazing and I've learned a lot from it so far.
I've worked in a company that we've utilized pre-commit git hooks in our workflow, and I found overwhelming and not really helpful not to be able to push code that has failed tests, as it is something that would be handled by the CI tools (by preventing merges, or not building a new production build etc)
Is there something I'm missing about utilizing them in the pre-commit phase?
Hey Yannis! There isn't a rule... I would only use them if they help your workflow. Maybe type checks only and leave tests to the CI tool?
amazing!
Good job! 👍
Thanks Berlino!
Great !!! , thank you
Thank you Adel!
you used "git co -b something", so co is checkout right? but I cant write "co", it errors me: git co is not a command,
You’re right, it’s a shortcut for git checkout
The platform "win32" is incompatible with this module - not very useful in a mixed dev env
Hmmm... that sucks! Sorry!! I don't have Windows so wasn't aware... I'd say at a company though most devs are working in the same environment.
I don't speak English but....
Si les marca error al instalar husky al commitear, agregen esto en husky.sh:
(add this to husky.sh if mark error when commit)
if [ -t 1 ]; then
exec
stop it, get some help. Check these things in your pipelines flow not on commits