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Remember that strings are immutable in #JavaScript. Methods like replace() and toUpperCase() return new strings
a #webworker is a separate execution context for your application, it allows you to run some part of your #javascript in a different process
how would you prohibit the use of 'this', 'new' and 'class' in #javascript ? @_ericelliott @teropa
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A deep course of drag n drop would be cool @eggheadio, they all use a library which isn't bad but with raw #javascript it'll be cooler
After almost two years doing #angularjs, I finally understand $q.when()... Jajajajaja better late than never
Function.prototype.method = function (name, fn) {
this.prototype[name] = fn;
return this;
}
#douglascrockford #javascript 'method' method
a strong resource for 'vanilla' drag n drop with #javascript @_ericelliott
i.e how to lock positioning is made, restrict axis etc..
When using ES2015 classes, u have to use lots of arrow functions to avoid "let self = this"
#javascript #es2015
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anyways, I love the way #typescript outputs #javascript when using 'extends' on a class, lot of heresy to learn keep thinking javascriptlty
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"with interfaces I can be very specific about what you suppose to pass me"
couldn't get it more clear @DanWahlin
#typescript #interface
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var Wasp;
(Wasp => {
"use strict";
var Parasites = (() => () => {})();
})(Wasp || (Wasp = {}));
#javascript doesn't need classes
Firts off, apologies, #typescript isn't bad I though it was, thanks to #angular2 opened my eyes
export class Jero implements Istuff {}
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An expression produces a value
A statement performs an action
#angular2
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#HTML was think as a document retrieval system not for making apps...adding more new features increases the complexity