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Javascript Tip / Dica Javascript Sometimes it’s hard to read long numbers, for this, Javascript provides a convenient that uses underscore to separate parts of the numbers value making them more readable. #javascript #javascripttip
Simple examples to use Array.from(), Array.of and Array.copyWithin methods #jsTip #javascriptTip #javascript
💡 #javascriptTip Prevent a string from being escaped in JavaScript By default, when JavaScript sees an escape character (\), it will escape the character after it. #webdev
New week, new #JavaScriptTip. Today: 𝗧𝗮𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝗧𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝘀 Definitely add this one to your tool belt! We can use this neat feature to create powerful and declarative APIs based on template literals. Example in this 🧵
🔥 Hot tip of the day: const ≠ immutable assignment ☹️❌👎 const = immutable binding 🙂❤️👍 Use Object.freeze( ) to make values immutable #jstip #javascripttip #es6 #tip #js #javascript
💡 #javascriptTip Did you know about the exponentiation (**) operator? It raises the left operand to the power of the right operand! 💪 [🧵 A Thread]
Si vas a trabajar en equipo, escoge entre espacios o tabulación al codificar #JavascriptTip #DevStopTip
💡 #javascriptTip 🎯Use the ternary operator Instead of long if/else JavaScript allows you to easily shorten long if/else statements using the ternary operator. If you have a long if/else statement, you can use the ternary operator to shorten it. Thread🧵
💡#JavascriptTip for the day! Did you know that the iteration of Map and Set goes in the same order as the values were inserted? Now you know!😉🤓
#JavaScriptTip Estoy debuggeando y estoy metiendo en un array todos los paths cuando empiezan a llamarse y sacandolos del array cuando terminan de llamarse... Para poder añadir y eliminar cosas mas faciles utilice un Set en lugar de un Array
🔥 #JavaScriptTip: Use the Array.includes() method to quickly check if an array contains a specific value. No more lengthy indexOf checks!
💡 #javascriptTip 🎯Use the ternary operator Instead of long if/else JavaScript allows you to easily shorten long if/else statements using the ternary operator. If you have a long if/else statement, you can use the ternary operator to shorten it. Thread🧵
#JavaScriptTip: Want to make your array manipulation more efficient? Use .map(), .filter(), and .reduce(). These are non-mutating and utilize functional programming principles. Plus, they're chainable! 🚀💻 #WebDev #JavaScript #TheWeeklyDev
🔥 #JavaScriptTip: Use destructuring to access object properties or array items. It makes your code cleaner and easier to read. #WebDev #JavaScript #ES6 #TheWeeklyDev
#JavaScriptTip: Use optional chaining (?.) to avoid undefined errors when accessing nested properties. #WebDev #CleanCode
Javascript Tip 💡 How to use the map function in Javascript 👇 map() creates a new array from calling a function for every array element. #javascript #mapfunction #javascripttip
#javascripttip on how to get the first and last items of an array w/o modifying the array. Which one is your go-to? Do I miss any popular solution?
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