JavaScript

Object destructuring is a syntax in JavaScript that allows you to extract values from objects and assign them to variables in a straightforward way. This enables easy access to data stored in objects without having to reference the object’s properties each time.

If you’re reading this post then you probably have problem with slider, that don’t work correctly if occurs several times on the same page. I have a solution to you – simple jQuery slider, that you can put on page as many times, as you want and it will be work as it should.

Infinite scroll gallery is a simple and difficult task at the same time. It all depends on how you want to display it. For start, let’s write the basic assumptions:

Every junior front-end developer should know what hoisting is. This issue can be easily understood, so if you have not heard of it before, you can quickly catch up:

Depending on what you currently want to achieve, you can use several solutions to check if the string contains substring:

We have array [“javascript”, “jest”, “fajny”, 1, 2, 3]. Let’s see what’s happends, if we want to copy it and assign it do variable, and next modify it:

By sorting an array of numbers and using the built-in sort() function, you’ll definitely notice that, by default, sorting doesn’t go from smallest to largest, but alphabetically.