“Within a computer natural language is unnatural“”
Hello, |LIST:NAME|! this issue #354 🫣
I don't have much to say on this issue, except that I spent last week working with a copywriter on refining the messaging of the Node.js Design Patterns website. It turns out we needed a massive rewrite. Apparently, we don't know how to sell stuff online. 😇 Lesson learned: if you sell online, reach out to a copywriter.
But if you don't care about this kind of stuff, let's jump in some cool full-stack content!
I hope you'll enjoy this issue! Have a great one ❤️
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