JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Jun 28, 2021

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Jscrambler

Recently a Cypress user asked in the online chat why an autocomplete popup does not appear when entering the search text. Previously I have written about testing autocomplete widgets using Cypress, so...

Gleb Bahmutov

The React Team revealed new features that would be coming to React in React 18 and in this blog, we will explore these features and how they can help you in the near future! Strict Mode has a few additions such as a new behaviour called "strict effects"....

JavaScript In Plain English

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to remove the last character of a string in C#. Consider, we have the following string. Now, we want to remove the last character g from the above string....

Sai gowtham

React is the most popular library in JavaScript. Most of the developers are moving to react. The React community is growing rapidly. As there are more React Apps are developed. But the problem here is the cost of hosting the App. As the app users grow, we need to scale based o...

Nilanth ⚡

Kea Core Team, Software Engineer at PostHog Finally, files generated with kea-typegen will automatically import any types they can, and add the rest as type arguments for kea > You just need to add types to your actions and reducers. Read the updated TypeScript guide to learn ...

Marius Andra

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JS Party

Published on June 23, 2021 Using ESLint in your project is an easy way to reduce those low-value, subjective code-style comments from your pull requests. It will also prevent real bugs in TypeScript and JavaScript through static analysis....

Darragh O'Riordan

I'm a newbie so there are all these little things I'm running into that I just wouldn't know unless I read it "very" carefully in the documentation (which I rarely do). Oftentimes, I learn when troubleshooting to figure out what I did wrong. While I'm debugging, I always play ...

JavaScript In Plain English