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Unit tests are a crucial component of development. In the context of Node.js, I use vitest. Today, I want to show you my approach to working with the file system. There are a few tricks that make life considerably easier.

I saw a post from a backend enthusiast on my LinkedIn timeline today. He elaborated on minor improvements that bring massive benefits in terms of quality. This fits perfectly with my current focus: quality in Node.js projects. Therefore, today I'll show you a slight adjustment in the Node.js context with a significant impact: import sorting.

My proven approach is to use Prisma as a database abstraction in combination with TypeScript. I will outline why I chose this approach and what advantages it offers me.

Quick feedback is essential to me. If a minute passes between an action and the feedback, my mind has already moved on. Therefore, I use systems that support me: Git hooks are one of them. I'll show you how I use them.

The question of high-quality software has been with me since my university days. Some aspects depend on the project's objectives, while others remain an integral part of my value proposition: outstanding performance through excellence. Over the years, I've gained some insights and woven them into my tool chain. This time, it's about typos.