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10 Quick TypeScript One-Liners

In this article, I want to show you 10 helpful one-liners in TypeScript. One-liners can be a helpful way to minimize your code. Thanks for reading my quick article on one-liners in TypeScript....

Bit




State of JS 2021/2022: What We Learned About JavaScript in 2022

The State of JS survey has taken on a sort of cult status over the years, becoming a nice, graphic-driven insight for benchmarking what's hot and what's not in the world of JavaScript. Usually these surveys come out once per year, but we've had two years squashed into one, bec...

Bit




I Almost Lost My Year-End Bonus Because of JSON.stringify

This is a true story that happened to me. There was a serious bug in the online project, which makes a core page unusable because of the wrong use of JSON.stringify. It seriously affected the user experience, and I almost lost my year-end bonus....

JavaScript In Plain English




A Deep Dive Into React Hooks

Hooks are new React APIs added to React 16.8. They enable React functional components to use React features that were previously only available in React class components. In a nutshell, they are functions that bring the power of React class components to functional components,...

Kentaro Wakayama




How to Destructure Data in JavaScript

If you read my story about spread and rest syntax, you will remember that it is used to "expand" variables or parameters with an undefined number of arguments. In a way, destructuring is the opposite. It allows you to create ad-hoc collections of data by dismantling data, stri...

JavaScript In Plain English




The Way I Learn...

I always start any story about me by going back to where I came from; from a Mechanical Engineer to a Developer now. And especially when I try to make someone understand how one can do anything they want, that little context helps a lot....

Aakash




Master Building an App with Next.js and Firebase

If you are on this article, you have the desire to learn how to develop an application in Next.js and Firebase or you are simply a curious person who wants to explore these options. This is a good thing because Next.js and Firebase are currently in the web development of essen...

Shekinah TSHIOKUFILA




Replace The cy.then Command

How to replace the confusing cy.then command with the less confusing cy.later command. Many people complain that the Cypress cy.then command is confusing. It looks like a Promise, yet it is not....

Gleb Bahmutov




How to Set Floating-Point Precision in JavaScript

Floating-points in JavaScript have an extremely high precision, and you don't always need this precision. Additionally - your user is even less likely to want it. More often than not - we'll want to "trim" floating-point numbers by setting a specific precision (such as, say, t...

StackAbuse




Top Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Netlify CLI

First things first, if you didn't know Netlify had a CLI, they do. One of my favorite things about it running the command netlify dev on nearly any static-site generator project is seeing it detect what it should be doing and spinning the site up in a dev server for you....

CSS-Tricks




JSK Weekly - February 23, 2022

How quickly has February slipped past us? Before 2022 gets in too far, check out Jean-Marc Möckel's "React Best Practices – Tips for Writing Better React Code in 2022" Adam Zaczek's "Front End Development Trends to Watch in 2022".

Other top stories this week inclu...

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JSK Weekly - February 23, 2022

Wednesday, February 23, 2022

How quickly has February slipped past us? Before 2022 gets in too far, check out Jean-Marc Möckel's "React Best Practices – Tips for Writing Better React Code in 2022" Adam Zaczek's

JSK Daily for Feb 22, 2022

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JSK Daily for Feb 22, 2022 View this email in your browser A community curated daily e-mail of JavaScript news Create Dynamic Forms in React Using React Hook Forms Forms are one of the crucial parts of

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JSK Daily for Feb 21, 2022 View this email in your browser A community curated daily e-mail of JavaScript news Create Dynamic Forms in React Using React Hook Forms Forms are one of the crucial parts of

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JSK Daily for Feb 17, 2022 View this email in your browser A community curated daily e-mail of JavaScript news Going Further With TypeScript - Part 1: Mapped Types TypeScript's type system is

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JSK Daily for Feb 16, 2022 View this email in your browser A community curated daily e-mail of JavaScript news Going Further With TypeScript - Part 1: Mapped Types TypeScript's type system is

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