ββEditors may have problem with auto importing that complicated relative paths ( at least VSCode does ). Importing manually from various modules in your project will start to feel very cumbersome ( trust me, I experienced that with my team at workβ¦ )
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ββAs someone who loves cutting-edge technology, I choose to build my first SaaS with a modern tech stack. With the rise of JAMStack and serverless architecture, I created PostMage with Next JS static generation for the frontend and the Node.js backend deployed to AWS.
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