The arguments object is an Array-like object matching to the arguments passed to a function. The arguments object is a local variable available within all…
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Default Parameter in JavaScript function
In any programming language we often require having default parameter or default value for the parameter in a function. JavaScript allow us to initialize parameter…
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JavaScript Running On A Wearable? Yes, And Its Native and Angular.
A while ago i was Searching, if it’s possible to use NativeScript and Angular with Android Wear. It’s possible, easy to setup in 5 steps…
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What’s new in ECMAScript 2018
Four new feature proposals for the specification underlying JavaScript are finalized and four others are under consideration Arif KhojaArif Khoja is a Developer. He is…
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Superstruct
I stumbled upon this GitHub project a few days ago. It’s called Superstruct, and it looks like an awesome way to validate data in JavaScript.…
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Programming asynchronously: Promises
Promises are in many ways the logical next step from callback. A promise is just a special object that promise to either resolve, or throw…
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Slice or Splice Which one to Use?
In this article we will try to get a clear idea about Slice or Splice which one is better to use… Slice Slice is a…
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Webpack: introduction without any code.
There have existed build tools for JavaScript as long as I have been coding with it. I can without doubt say that they are better…
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What’s the difference between JavaScript and ECMAScript?
I’ve tried googling “the difference between JavaScript and ECMAScript.” I ended up having to wade through a sea of ambiguous and seemingly conflicting results: “ECMAScript…
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Javascript: What Are Template Literals?
ES6 introduced two types of literals: Template Literals and Tagged Template Literals to tag Template Literals. In this post, we cover both of them in…
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