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#çikidounz #javascript™
#çikidounz #javascript™
#javascript #polyfill #ownvariant
#javascript #polyfill #ownvariant
⚠️ Avoid using it with React's input value prop on change events, as it may freeze updates.
📘 Use Case: Delay API requests on change events.
Got questions? Drop a comment below!
#typescript #react #debounce
⚠️ Avoid using it with React's input value prop on change events, as it may freeze updates.
📘 Use Case: Delay API requests on change events.
Got questions? Drop a comment below!
#typescript #react #debounce
There is also a secret way to turn it into 50% for those who pay attention to details on the website 🙈
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There is also a secret way to turn it into 50% for those who pay attention to details on the website 🙈
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Instead, use object destructuring with specific array indexes on the right-hand side for better readability, clarity, and maintainability.
Instead, use object destructuring with specific array indexes on the right-hand side for better readability, clarity, and maintainability.
#javascript #object #proxy
#javascript #object #proxy
📘 General Advice
- The Pragmatic Programmer – Andrew Hunt & David Thomas
- Code Complete – Steve McConnell
📘 Coding
- Clean Code – Robert C. Martin
- Refactoring – Martin Fowler
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#books #development #developers
📘 General Advice
- The Pragmatic Programmer – Andrew Hunt & David Thomas
- Code Complete – Steve McConnell
📘 Coding
- Clean Code – Robert C. Martin
- Refactoring – Martin Fowler
othrers are in comment...
#books #development #developers
#javascript #object #omit
#javascript #object #omit
Instead of chaining promises, use Promise.all or Promise.allSettled to resolve them concurrently. For example, two 1-second promises will resolve in ~1s with Promise.all instead of 2s. While these methods simplify concurrent handling, always weigh the trade-offs before using them.
Instead of chaining promises, use Promise.all or Promise.allSettled to resolve them concurrently. For example, two 1-second promises will resolve in ~1s with Promise.all instead of 2s. While these methods simplify concurrent handling, always weigh the trade-offs before using them.
1. Adding new properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Deleting existing properties: Not allowed ❌
3. Updating property values: Not allowed ❌
With Object.seal():
1. Adding new properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Deleting existing properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Updating property values: Allowed ✅
1. Adding new properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Deleting existing properties: Not allowed ❌
3. Updating property values: Not allowed ❌
With Object.seal():
1. Adding new properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Deleting existing properties: Not allowed ❌
2. Updating property values: Allowed ✅
#javascript #typescript #webdevelopment #webdev
#javascript #typescript #webdevelopment #webdev
#javascript #coding #programming
#javascript #coding #programming