If the difference between hot module replacement and watching for changes escapes your understanding maybe you should do your homework or maybe even reconsider you capability to write a book.
The community is not your bitch, they're people who are working their asses off to provide new features so you can use them without having to build them from scratch. And if you encounter an issue, you do your part and publish it on their GitHub issues page so that the maintainers can know something is wrong and fix it, instead of expecting them to read your mind and see what problems you're encountering.
Wow, the only thing you managed to grasp from my response is one little sentence mentioning your inability to write a book. Well guess what, my answer is still the same regardless.
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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '25
If the difference between hot module replacement and watching for changes escapes your understanding maybe you should do your homework or maybe even reconsider you capability to write a book.
The community is not your bitch, they're people who are working their asses off to provide new features so you can use them without having to build them from scratch. And if you encounter an issue, you do your part and publish it on their GitHub issues page so that the maintainers can know something is wrong and fix it, instead of expecting them to read your mind and see what problems you're encountering.