JavaScript 101 – A Detailed Guide on How to Use Object Destructuring
A detailed guide explaining how to use object destructuring in JavaScript to extract properties from objects, covering syntax, nested objects, default values, and aliases.
A detailed guide explaining how to use object destructuring in JavaScript to extract properties from objects, covering syntax, nested objects, default values, and aliases.
Origami expression language shifts to a JavaScript dialect, adding paths and async features for concise web development and shell scripting.
Explores C#'s 'magical' syntax patterns like foreach iteration, tuple deconstruction, and collection initialization that rely on convention-based methods.
An opinionated syntax primer for the Lean programming language, covering definitions, types, and running code.
A detailed comparison of modern C# and Java syntax features, including init-only properties, primary constructors, and pattern matching.
A developer explains how a missing semicolon caused a confusing JavaScript TypeError and shares debugging lessons.
Explains the new pipe operator in PHP 8.5, showing how it simplifies chaining operations and improves code readability.
Explores the debate on using semicolons in JavaScript, covering ASI rules, common pitfalls, and best practices for code reliability.
Analysis of a survey on the most frustrating aspects of using the terminal, based on responses from 1600 experienced users.
An introductory guide to Python programming covering installation, syntax, data structures, and best practices for beginners.
Argues for using Array<T> over T[] syntax in TypeScript for clarity and consistency with other generic types.
Explains the JavaScript Nullish Coalescing Operator (??), its syntax, and how it provides default values for null/undefined variables.
Explains C# 12's new collection literals feature, a concise syntax for creating and merging collections and dictionaries.
Explores the debate on placing curly brackets on new lines for better code readability, scanning, and consistency in programming.
A developer reflects on language design insights from using 26 programming languages, covering syntax, typing, and functional purity.
A developer discusses the ongoing debate over the syntax for native CSS nesting, comparing the different options proposed by Chrome and WebKit.
Opinion piece on the debate over using self-closing tags (like <input />) versus implicit closing in HTML, discussing readability and tooling.
Explains the difference between JavaScript statements and expressions, and why this distinction is crucial, especially for React developers.
Explores language design challenges for a new systems programming language, focusing on variable initialization, buffer allocation, and slice operations.