Naming Conventions - Javascript
Cases and their uses.

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Cases and their uses.

Console API of Javascript scripts provide a lot more than just console.log. Here are some of my observations & learning on the Console API. Also, a few tips that I use for logging are added at the end - Feel free to stick till the end. 1. console.log...

Have you ever wondered, how would your webpage look when printed? 🤔 And you don't have a printer? or you don't want to waste a ton of papers for development? Chrome dev tools got you covered! Following are the steps to check your print preview in Ch...

According to MDN, NaN is a property of the global object. In other words, it is a variable in global scope. The initial value of NaN is Not-A-Number — the same as the value of Number.NaN. In modern browsers, NaN is a non-configurable, non-writable ...

> Generally, decorators in programming are used to add some additional meaning/function to a method, variable or a class. I have used a lot of decorators while working in Spring Boot. I am currently learning Typescript and decorators fascinated me....

I see a lot of tweeting platforms, which give you the power to send scheduled tweets, retweets, like all the comments for your tweets, always retweet you fav handle, and so on in Twitter. All these come at a cost, most of them are reasonable. But thi...

As per the MDN, below is the definition of the Spread Operator in JavaScript. Spread syntax allows an iterable such as an array expression or string to be expanded in places where zero or more arguments (for function calls) or elements (for array li...
Almost everywhere I look (twitter, tech blogs and dev.to), there is DENO. I was tempted and every time I open the comments of the tweets or posts, I see that DENO is an anagram of NODE. Then started the fun of naming new runtimes with the anagrams of...

Struggle of every developer is to minimize the boilerplate and maximize the efficiency. This is where the Destructuring pitches in for JavaScript, to make it more understandable, simple and a clean one. Object Destructuring const { propertyName1, ...
