Abusing ES6 Promises
At a first look, promises look like a different way to handle callbacks. Working with them for a while, I’ve realized the provided…
Read more »At a first look, promises look like a different way to handle callbacks. Working with them for a while, I’ve realized the provided…
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Read more »This article is Part 4 for the Series “Modern ES6+ Javascript for those who know only a little about that old Javascript.”…
Read more »ES6 tutorial for beginners with example. Learn features like let, const, arrow functions, for..of, maps, sets and much more.
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Read more »When I first got started with NodeJS a few years ago, I was mortified by what is now affectionately known as “callback hell”. Fortunately…
Read more »This article is Part 2 for the Series “Modern ES6+ Javascript for those who know only a little about that old Javascript.”…
Read more »Arrow functions brought a lot of clarity & code reduction to Javascript. Let’s take a look at different ways we can define function now. You can see the difference we don’t have to use the function…
Read more »In this article, I will try to introduce the most useful features of ES6 in a succinct way.
Read more »<p>Aha! is a Rails monolith. Although we have embraced front end technologies, such as webpack and React, Rails is the glue that holds everything together. And like many Rails monoliths, CoffeeScript made up the bulk of our front end code. It was th…
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