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Must read for all our present and future frontends.

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Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #5 Maps

Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #5 Maps

In the part #3 of my guide we were discovering Sets. Now it’s time for maps.
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Tomasz Zwierzchoń
Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #4 Spread Operator

Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #4 Spread Operator

In the previous post we’ve met magic three dots „…” alias spread operator. Those dots are worth exploring before we will go to maps.
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Tomasz Zwierzchoń
Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #3 — Sets

Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #3 — Sets

I’ve discovered that many of us JavasScript programers haven’t noticed that ECMAScript6 introduced two new types of collections: sets and…
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Tomasz Zwierzchoń
Nice debugging tutorial for beginners.

Nice debugging tutorial for beginners.

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Tomasz Zwierzchoń
Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #2 Arrow Function

Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #2 Arrow Function

I think everybody has seen many „=>” in JavaScript these days. The Arrow Function itself. In many cases it solves problems with „this”…
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Tomasz Zwierzchoń
Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #1 For loop

Forward Thinking — a never-complete guide to modern JavaScript #1 For loop

I found that many programmers are not using for loop properly. I think everybody saw code like this:
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