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Microsoft shrunk the TypeScript

May 25, 2023 Tagged #Microsoft, accuracy, Code, Compilation., Compiler, Executable Code, javascript, Programming Language, Programming Tool, Readability, Shrinking, Software Development, Source Code, Syntax, System Integration, Transpilation, Typescript

#640 — May 25, 2023 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly DeviceScript: TypeScript for Tiny Thingamabobs — DeviceScript is a new Microsoft effort to take the TypeScript experience to...

Is JavaScript easier or Python?

Lucy Jameson January 21, 2023 Tagged Automation, Back-end Development, client-side scripting, Code, Comparative Analysis., Comparisons, Compatibility, Computer Languages, Cross-Platform, Debugging, Front End Development, Interactive Web Applications, javascript, language, Programing Languages, Python, Readability, Scripting Languages, Server-side Scripting, Versatility, Visualizing, web applications., Web Frameworks, website design, Website Development.

Is JavaScript Easier or Python? When it comes to coding, there is a large variety of programming languages to choose from. Out of all the options, two of the...

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Dive into Node.js Streams

March 3, 2022 Tagged API, Async/Await, Data Pipelining, data processing, Data Structures, Error Handling, Event-driven Architecture, Express.js, Modular Design, Node.js, Non-blocking I/O, Performance, Readability, Real-time Communication, Scalability, Server Side Rendering, Streams

Streams are one of the oldest and most misunderstood concepts in Node.js, and that’s not a developer’s issue. The streams API in Node.js could be kind of hard to...

Why should I start using Optional Chaining and Nullish Coalescing operators?

Lucy Jameson July 8, 2021 Tagged advantages, Benefits, Code Efficiency, concise-syntax, conditionals, Development, future-capabilities, improve-code, javascript, Language Features, nullish-coalescing-operators, Optional Chaining, Programming, Readability, reduce-errors, refactoring, usage, Web Development, writing-code

Gone are the days where you had to add incremental nullish (undefined or null) checks when fetching values in nested objects. Let’s do more with less code. These operator...

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