The popularity of React is undeniable. When bright-eyed developers think about creating a new app, React is usually the first thing that crosses their minds. …
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Some of you probably already knew this, but I only recently discovered this (accidentally) while building a wrapper around Postgresql queries in Node, and my …
I was recently tasked with implementing pagination for an array of values (in some instances, over 2400 of them) and instead of using an existing library, I …
I had a rather interesting use-case recently where I needed to take the contents of an HTML dropdown on a website which had timezones and then convert it into …
Well, here is an announcement that probably won’t surprise anyone who has used Moment in the last few years, especially trying to get the size of it down …
For a while now, Microsoft has demoed and spoken about their highly hyped WebAssembly framework that aims to blur the lines between front and back-end …
Sure, map(), .filter(), and .reduce() Are Great and All, But Don't Use Them In Place of Common Sense
I see a lot of questionable blog posts and articles out there about Javascript. And, I should know, I have written some of them myself in the ten years …
At work recently, I had a use-case where I needed to show a preview of some HTML dynamically sent from the server inside of an iFrame.
It is quite possible …
I had to implement some testing logic recently where I wanted to wait for a heavy page to load and for specific elements to become available. I knew I wanted a …
Some developers are still new to async/await in Javascript. If you’re used to callbacks or using .then to get the value of a promise, async/await can be a …