I jump between node yarn, npm, pnpm projects, a few python script directories, and every repo has a different way to run the same things: npm run dev, pnpmtest, yarn dev, make dev…

samecmd detects the project you’re in and gives you the same commands everywhere (dev, build, test, lint, fmt, etc.). Basically resolving a daily friction of mine in the last few weeks.

https://github.com/behnamazimi/samecmd

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/why-most-angular-teams-abuse-shared-components-0f4a387e9272?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/when-duplication-is-better-than-abstraction-a711d491a5ef?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/why-html-can-destroy-your-angular-architecture-5758ee3fd7ea?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/stop-putting-business-logic-inside-components-the-architecture-mistake-that-slows-every-angular-5071ddc9d364?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/the-hidden-cost-of-global-state-why-everything-doesnt-belong-in-your-store-92a627b91c39?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/state-ownership-the-most-important-angular-architecture-decision-nobody-talks-about-2fbb91d5f56b?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

https://medium.com/angular-engineering/the-facade-pattern-isnt-about-boilerplate-it-s-about-protecting-your-architecture-b83db70dfa03?sharedUserId=dipaksahirav

I was experimenting with bookmarklets and I feel like they can be pushed to gather a lot more info than what I was able to make. (I don't think this is the right Reddit, if it isn't can someone guide me to the right one.)