Wes Bos @wesbos
? If you are trying to debug something in the middle of chaining array methods, just map over it, console.log, and return it. Since console.log returns nothing, it will just pass the entire array through. You can even make a handle little debug function ? https://t.co/HCtLh4QYm6
Pine @thepinecode
Generate a random alpha-numeric string with the given length. ? #JavaScript https://t.co/sUB3KxWEVf
Alexander Lichter @TheAlexLichter
An easy way to get the first truthy value of an array in #javascript is passing Boolean to the find function. https://t.co/56J4LTNNJm
Surma @DasSurma
TIL: `document.getElementsByClassName()` & Co return _live_ `NodeList`s. `document.querySelectorAll()` returns a _static_ `NodeList`. Use `querySelectorAll()`, people! https://t.co/s7aGuxMGgN
Joe Dixon @_joedixon
Hot tip ? Thanks to @wesbos and @stolinski for this gem I picked up from @syntaxfm. If you ever need to loop over an object in #javascript, take a look at the Object.entries method. So much more readable and so much less gnarly. https://t.co/xdY0Eg40cR
Plum-best @Mcbest9
#webdev Learn something new everyday ?? No more messy RegEx to extract URL query/search parameters (interesting) #javascript #CSS https://t.co/5k4C5OGIJ1
Kyle Pollich @kylepollich
Nifty trick I've seen around and heard about on @syntaxfm - Array.from({ length: n }) gives you an array full of undefined that you can use in place of traditional for loops. Super handy for executing something a set number of times! https://t.co/AyUK8HtETe
Jeff Brown @jeffbrowndev
Thank you @wesbos & @stolinski! Here's a neat little trick I learned from these guys on @syntaxfm. Usally, I'll use Array.reduce( ) as a quick way to sum up an array of values. It's also a great way to keep a tally on values, such as words in a paragraph. Something like this: https://t.co/azJUZOv14Y
Joe Dixon @_joedixon
Hot tip ? Thanks to @wesbos and @stolinski for this gem I picked up from @syntaxfm. If you ever need to loop over an object in #javascript, take a look at the Object.entries method. So much more readable and so much less gnarly. https://t.co/xdY0Eg40cR
Samantha Ming @samantha_ming
Skip Values in Destructuring ? You can use blanks to skip over unwanted values. This way you can avoid useless variable assignments for values you don’t want during destructuring ? #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #301DaysOfCode https://t.co/dljom5lXNk
Akash @AkashGutha
making #function #args mandatory or required in #javascript. #tip #trick #js. Inspired by @rauschma's blog post. https://t.co/4nftEwkoDZ
Akash @AkashGutha
random number generation in #javascript. #trick #tip the random generated is in b/w max and min values. https://t.co/61ZjR7H94q
Paweł Grzybek @pawelgrzybek
Learn something new everyday ‼️ Did you know that you can use an object as an event handler? Hmm? Me neither! #js #javascript #learnsomethingeveryday #tip https://t.co/7De3CItrJT
Akash @AkashGutha
swapping two variables using the destructuring operator in #javascript #tip https://t.co/XpKb2CkRH8
Pine @thepinecode
In ES6 you can quickly set an object key with a variable by wrapping it in [brackets]. ? #javascript https://t.co/drxP27TpvF
saigowtham @saigowthamr
How to get Battery Percentage on Your device Using JavaScript #javascript #100DaysOfCode #reactjs https://t.co/mwD31GyQHG
Simon Kollross @skollro
? #JavaScript Tip: Determine the online/offline status of a user's browser with an event listener. Pretty handy for retrieving status updates from an #API after the user was offline for a while. https://t.co/ErbOo0zmWg
Caleb Porzio @calebporzio
? Fun tip: Use tap() in lodash chains for a window into your transformations ? https://t.co/aF11Tlzuz7
mathieu rothenberg ?? @mattrothenberg
.@tailwindcss makes it super easy to defer color palette generation to a library like Chroma JS – the sky is the limit ? https://t.co/iXrvOYCypR
Pine @thepinecode
You can covert your JS objects easily to query strings with this one-liner. Slim and handy. ? #javascript https://t.co/d0eLtbhnZd
