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Linting in JavaScript with ESLint

April 30, 2019by Nick

Why Use a Linter Many times when writing code, especially with a dynamically typed language such as JavaScript, we inadvertently…

A Computer Science Degree to Write Code

April 19, 2019by Nick

Do You Need a Computer Science Degree to Write Code Professionally? No. And I will tell you why. If you…

Why JavaScript Semicolons?

April 9, 2019by Nick

Semicolons: Are they Required Or Not? Do a quick google search on whether or not semicolons are required when writing…

What is an IIFE?

March 4, 2019by Nick
What is an IIFE?

Feeling a Little IIFE? I have covered modules in previous posts, and this week I wanted to create a short…

C# Generics and When We Use Them

February 18, 2019by Nick

Generics in C Sharp I wanted to give some demonstrations around the use of Generics in the C# language. Generics…

Equality Operators in JavaScript

January 28, 2019by Nick

Equality and Type Conversion There are two what I will call classes of operators for comparing in JavaScript. Strict and…

JavaScript Read-Only Properties and “use strict”;

January 23, 2019by Nick

Setting an Object Property to Be Read Only Many times in JavaScript, we want to create an object with properties…

JavaScript Array Methods Filter, Map and Reduce

January 14, 2019by Nick

Arrays are Objects Arrays in JavaScript are based created from the prototype object. With that, Arrays in JavaScript come with…

JavaScript Functions and First Class Objects

January 7, 2019by Nick

What is a First Class Object? This post I am going to cover the reason why we ought to be…

Difference Between a Library and a Framework

December 28, 2018by Nick

I’ll admit it, I’ve used these two words interchangeably when talking about a project, and wanted to help shed some…

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