Good evening, guys! With next article you gonna learn how to use JavaScript asynchronous functions in daily life. Since version 7.6 Node.js is run on updated V8 engine that supports async/await mechanism natively. Go ahead and try to use this awesome feature that will replace old asynchronous JS way and promises, I hope. https://nemethgergely.com/async-function-best-practices/
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#js #node #javascript #asyncawait #tutorial #v8
Hey! Here I found JS learning landscape for 2018. It's awesome list of books, blogs, listening, watching and doing things about our lovely JavaScript. In books list there are some imperishable representatives like "JavaScript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford and JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan - two books which I started to learn JS. But list is really good as for a complete begginer so for JS professional. Enjoy!
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https://css-tricks.com/javascript-learning-landscape-2018/
#javascript #2018y #list
https://css-tricks.com/javascript-learning-landscape-2018/
CSS-Tricks
The JavaScript Learning Landscape in 2018
Raise your hand if this sounds like you: You’ve been in the tech industry for a number of years, you know HTML and CSS inside-and-out, and you make a good
Yo! I think that you already know that JavaString is a bit weird language in some cases. E.g.
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[1] + [2] === '12' // true. The explanation of its behavior is - type casting. Here I found easy to read article, where it's told about mechanism and rules of type casting system in JavaScript. Enjoy! LINK#javascript #typecasting #basics #article
Marcin Wanago Blog - JavaScript, both frontend and backend
[1] + [2] - [3] === 9!? Looking into assembly code of coercion
Variable values have certain types. In fact, you can cast a value of one type to the other. If you do it explicitly, it is type casting (also called explicit coercion). If it happens in the background when you are trying to perform an operation on types that…