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F it, imma just build the most random stuff and ball.
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I be so professional, people think I use chatGPT. This is like saying a pro COD player is using hacks. A huge compliment
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This rain really activated peak productivity within me
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I'm going to do something that has never been done before:
Roast me peeps. Go crazy!
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> Went to Abyssinia Bank to register for a new ATM card
> No worries give us your account and we'll open one up for you
> sayless.wav
> The operator looks up and says to me that they'll have to cut 115 birr from my account for the ATM card
> wtf.mp4
> Say okay then leave the premises
Why the hell are these greedy aah bastards getting more greedier
What's your superpower?
The ability to look like a diaspora man when I am not💀💀 May this level of richness be blessed upon me soon🙏🏽
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So I was going through the Mason bricks section of this tutorial,for context mason is a code generator on top of dart where you get to define reusable code templates called bricks that can be generated through a CLI, which made me think, what if I did some thing similar for angular.
So Ladies and gentleman, Introducing ng-scaf (dramatic ik ) a CLI tool that scaffolds your Angular project. It doesn't go nearly as far as Mason bricks but it does offer a well-organized starting point.
The intention was to implement a directory structure that aligns with Angular best practice, something that is maintainable, and scalable as the application grows.
Usage
npm i -g ng-scaf
ng-scaf <project-name> [options]
# To create a project in your current directory
ng-scaf . [options]
> Github repo
> npm package
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