JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Mar 17, 2022

An iterable is any data structure that lets us access its elements. Some built in examples are: strings, arrays, maps and sets. An iterator is an object that has the ability to access items from its collection one at a time and keep track of the current position....

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These days, the cloud has made it easier for anybody to launch a website or app. One of those services is Heroku, a platform that allows websites to be deployed on runtimes such as Node.js. Heroku allows you to publish your web application with just one click....

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In this quick guide, we will share how to add lowercase text validation on an form input text control in React js application using react hooks. We will create a simple form component; this React input lowercase example will show an error when the user enters the uppercase val...

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How to use the Promise.allSettled() method to execute multiple asynchronous calls....

JavaScript In Plain English

"The next time you write a line of code, remember you are an author, writing for readers who will judge your effort." ~ Clean Code (Robert C. Martin) JavaScript is a dynamically typed language. Dynamically typed languages check types while running the project....

JavaScript In Plain English

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to parse a URL and access its properties like hostname, port, pathname, search, etc using JavaScript. In JavaScript, we have URL() constructor which accepts the url as a first argument then it creates and returns the object con...

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JSX is short for Javascript XML. Basically, JSX allows us to write HTML in React. Why JSX? React embraces the fact that rendering logic is inherently coupled with other UI logic: how events are handled, how the state changes over time, and how the data is prepared for display....

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