> Just add the following files and run npm run dev. You'll be good to go!
This attitude just doesn't work for js ecosystem. I have some shell scripts, vim config files, etc. that I don't remember what they do, but I just copy over and they work.
Coding projects are different; they break all the time. Especially with how fast the js/ts ecosystem works. One day, a crucial library just decides that it's changed something that doesn't work with the build process because there's so many variations of them that they can't possibly all be tested against.
This attitude just doesn't work for js ecosystem. I have some shell scripts, vim config files, etc. that I don't remember what they do, but I just copy over and they work.
Coding projects are different; they break all the time. Especially with how fast the js/ts ecosystem works. One day, a crucial library just decides that it's changed something that doesn't work with the build process because there's so many variations of them that they can't possibly all be tested against.