The front-end space over the last six years or so has really heated up, you could say superheated. As browsers become more powerful, devices continually …
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Staunch functional proponents will fire up at the mere mention of classes or any form of object-oriented programming. These arguments go way back to before …
If you are writing tests using Jest and you use TypeScript, there is a good chance you have encountered an error along the lines of TypeError: …
As ubiquitous as state management has become in front-end development, it is still a confusing magical black box to most developers. Data goes in, data goes …
Hello humans. In JavaScript, the worlds most loved and internets favourite client-side language, thanks to modern ECMAScript standards, we have default and …
Recently, I published a blog title which I titled, The State of JS Survey Is A Farce in which I expressed criticism that the State of JS survey is highly …
The State of JS is a survey that has been running for a few years now, which surveys front-end developers and aims to find out what they’re using, what …
For years, I wanted the ability to use variables as object keys in Javascript. Thanks to ES2015, we got the ability to have computed object keys from within the …
Recently, whilst working on a project I needed to take HTML FormData and then convert it to JSON to be sent off to an API. By default the FormData object does …
Most of the time when you’re looping over an array of elements, you’ll do it sequentially. However, I recently needed to iterate through an array of …