I think when javascript is used to build html styles you end up with lots of files full of strings and boilerplate. I noticed a similar thing when I was using pixi.js for a small 3d scene. The build output was dominated…
In projects where the node_modules folder starts to get out of hand, I set `"skipLibCheck": true,` in the compilerOptions of my tsconfig file (at least for dev builds). In my understanding, it skips type-checking any…
I think when javascript is used to build html styles you end up with lots of files full of strings and boilerplate. I noticed a similar thing when I was using pixi.js for a small 3d scene. The build output was dominated…
In projects where the node_modules folder starts to get out of hand, I set `"skipLibCheck": true,` in the compilerOptions of my tsconfig file (at least for dev builds). In my understanding, it skips type-checking any…