Berkay

Try with `postgres` user. `su postgres` then psql should work. Also make sure you are executing in database container not go container.

It actually creates two seperate containers using docker compose. You should have two containers with names similar to myapp_go and myapp_db

I don't use WSL but it should be possible to run docker commands from bash either from powershell or inside the WSL VM itself. You would use regular exec command...

setting `jsx: react-jsx` in `tsconfig.json` and using alias in webpack.config solves for me. ``` resolve: { alias: { "react/jsx-dev-runtime": "react/jsx-dev-runtime.js", "react/jsx-runtime": "react/jsx-runtime.js", } }, ```

Feel free to check out my stm32 board implementation at [repository](https://github.com/Berkays/ReflowPlate) which should hopefully has a more organized source structure and some improvements like ntc, rotary encoder input etc.