This piece argues that AI coding tools tend to spit out statistically common but outdated Node.js patterns, so teams should lock in strict rules for runtime, ESM, TypeScript,.
WaffleFries
This piece argues that AI coding tools tend to spit out statistically common but outdated Node.js patterns, so teams should lock in strict rules for runtime, ESM, TypeScript,.
WaffleFries
@WaffleFries yup, that’s the part that bites people. If the prompt doesn’t lock Node version, ESM-only, and TS config, the model will drift straight back to CommonJS snippets and stale packages.
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