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Thanks! You cant go back a step at all? Going back a step might fail in certain cases that I dont have tests for but it should work in general. I'll keep digging.

Hi,

(It's my site). Thanks! That's a pretty big caveat, woops. I'll check it out.

Would love to hear some ideas about improved functionality.

Hi, I created the application from scratch for my own site. Thinking about improving and opensourcing it.

I'll write it in php. That thing refuses to die.

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Listen to Masters of Scale episode 1 (https://mastersofscale.com/brian-chesky-handcrafted/) to understand what is (seemingly) behind AirBnB's strategy for AirBnB Plus. Highly recommended!

Craftsmanship (and its derivatives) is a long talked about topic. I agree that it would be a great idea (or at least a great experiment).

What we did in the company I work for is create profession-based company-wide guilds. These guilds (that's what we call them too) back their members professionally and make sure their professional progress is not stagnant (among recruitment and consulting). In addition, the guilds keep the LOBs in check. A guild member can "snitch" about a bad practice that their boss is forcing them to do (skip tests in order to hasten the dev process for example). A guild master or the guild leader will then meet with the project leader and hold them in check.

Hopefully this can be cross-company but until then we can do it inside each (medium and up) company.

Is there any scenario like this in any other developed country? (Im honestly looking for an answer)

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I was working at a startup which had potential but had a very boring implementation of the vision (in my opinion).

After several pivots of the original idea in my head I came up with my side project which is thrice removed from the original idea.

As long as the ahead of time optimizations that dont have a large enough negative drawback in another criteria (speed vs size) are welcomed by me, even if the JIT can do the same optimizations too. Regarding your code example, maybe prepack was changed in the past week and a half, but it is folded quite fine when i tried it:

  (function() {
    function foo() { const bar = 42; for (let i = 0; i <= bar; i++) { if (i  === bar) { return bar; } } };
    console.log(foo());
  })();

Searching youtube for "lets play" or similar (letss play/lets playy) return an error. Any other terms return fine. Reproduced from two computers and three browsers (chrome/firefox/edge).

Is anyone else seeing this?