Another small update on my own shit.

Moving forward. The database is almost ready, I think I'll need 1–2 more tables. Backend and WebSocket parts are progressing. Now moving into the full-stack/backend domain, I understand how careful you need to be with the API. But at the same time, being a one-man army gives much more flexibility. Being a front-end dev doesn't allow you to look at things from the data point of view. And whenever there were struggles with the API, instinctively, I would really try to push BE devs to make things work as I would like them to work. But now I am the BE guy and, honestly, this feels good. Now I'm aiming to make things work without the comfort of being lazy, because it simply doesn't make sense. Things get in the way and I just need to solve them to have a robust solution. It's so simple and obvious.

Ah, and I fucking hate setting up the environment/infrastructure. So much time can be wasted fiddling with these configs with a shitton of different properties. The tsconfing is one huge fucking bloat.