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Did you know? 📚 A lemma is the root form of a word — the one dictionaries are built from. Interesting 🙂 #ido #linguistics
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Did you know? 📚 A lemma is the root form of a word — the one dictionaries are built from. Interesting 🙂 #ido #linguistics
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Python for JS Devs
Built-ins & The Standard Library
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Built-ins & The Standard Library
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June 16, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Python for JS Devs
Built-ins & The Standard Library
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
Built-ins & The Standard Library
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
June 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Just reused this and forgot how neat it is:
switch (true) {
case score > 90:
// ...
}
Great way to clean up messy if/else blocks.
Looks odd, but super readable once you get used to it 😎
#JavaScript #DevTips
switch (true) {
case score > 90:
// ...
}
Great way to clean up messy if/else blocks.
Looks odd, but super readable once you get used to it 😎
#JavaScript #DevTips
June 13, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Just reused this and forgot how neat it is:
switch (true) {
case score > 90:
// ...
}
Great way to clean up messy if/else blocks.
Looks odd, but super readable once you get used to it 😎
#JavaScript #DevTips
switch (true) {
case score > 90:
// ...
}
Great way to clean up messy if/else blocks.
Looks odd, but super readable once you get used to it 😎
#JavaScript #DevTips
June 12, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Saw this in some code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
June 12, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Saw this in some code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
code today:
if (user && user.address && user.address.city) { // ... }
Had a little 2015 flashback 😅
You can just write:
user?.address?.city
So much cleaner.
Use it.
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
June 11, 2025 at 10:30 AM
Just found out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
June 11, 2025 at 7:25 AM
Just found out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
d out you can do this in JS:
const last = arr.at(-1);
Way cleaner than arr[arr.length - 1] 😮💨
Also works for arr.at(-2) etc.
Not new, but somehow I missed it.
Sharing in case you did too 🤷♂️
#JavaScript #TypeScript #DevLife
Python for JS Devs
Virtual Environments & Dependency Management
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
Virtual Environments & Dependency Management
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
June 10, 2025 at 7:03 AM
Python for JS Devs
Virtual Environments & Dependency Management
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
Virtual Environments & Dependency Management
#PythonForJSDevs #javascript #js #python #tekkengreg
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