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New JavaScript features of the past few years

March 10, 2023 Tagged Arrow Functions, Async/Await, Classes, Const, Fetch API, for...of Loops, Generator Functions, Let, let & const, Map & Set, Modules, Object & Array Destructuring, Promises, Proxy, Rest Parameters, Sets, Spread Syntax, Symbol, Template Literals, WeakSet

#629 — March 10, 2023 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly JavaScript Features from the Past Few Years — Packed with examples, this post tackles the changes and tweaks to JavaScript...

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Typescript vs. Javascript: The Key Differences You Should Know in 2022

February 11, 2022 Tagged Benefits, Classes, Code, Comparison, Compatibility, Compilation Targets, Compiling, data types, Design Philosophy, differences, ES5, Features, javascript, Methods, Object Oriented Programming, Performance, Platform Support, programming languages, Speed, Static Typing, Syntax, Tooling, Typescript, usage, Variables, Versions

Let’s start the battle TypeScript vs JavaScript with an introduction of both technologies. JavaScript is a scripting language, that was developed by EMCA’s Technical Committee and Brendan Eich. It works...

A web app that tells you when your next ANU lecture or tutorial is

January 25, 2022 Tagged academic, ANU, Classes, classrooms, coursework, dates, Education, faculty, lectures, professor, schedules, study-time., studying, syllabus, times, Tutorials, university

anu-timetable A web app that tells you when your next ANU lecture or tutorial is. All times are shown in the timezone of your device, and links can be...

Simple composable for Vue.js* to handle long and ugly CSS class chaining

October 25, 2021 Tagged Abstraction, Architecture, Cascading, Chaining, Classes, Color Palates, Component Reuse., composition, CSS, Frontend Design, Mobile Compatibility, Networking, Responsive Design, Reusable Components, styling, UI Design, User Interface, vue js, Web Development

Vue Use Variant Simple composable for Vue.js* to handle long and ugly CSS class chaining. Read the story behind this package here. *you can use it with any other...

Escaping your CSS selectors in the easiest way possible

Lucy Jameson July 8, 2021 Tagged attribute, Characters, Classes, Code, CSS, elements, escape, escaping, HTML, language, output, Selectors, string, styling, Syntax, web, webpage, webpage styling

When working a lot on dynamic Web Component apps I have often stumbled on cases where the element properties will be defined by the end-users. To prevent errors when...

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