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Kyle Simpson @FrontendMasters #gettingStartedWithJavaScript recommend using let whenever you have a variable inside of a block. So that you can protect it from encroaching upon an outer scope.
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Make sure you keep learning as you go. If you find yourself in a position or company where you feel like you're not growing anymore, don't hesitate to ask for more responsibilities.
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Don't be scared to talk about a topic you think has already been covered. Everybody has a different way of teaching and learning so I believe there's always an audience for a talk.
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Technically, functions never "belong" to objects, so saying that a function that just happens to be accessed on an object reference is automatically a "method" seems a bit of a stretch of semantics. By @getify #youDontKnowJs #100DaysOfCode #developers_tips #javascriptdeveloper
When we call a property or method on a Primitive value, the javascript engine automatically coerces it to an object so that the property /method access works.
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To truly master something, teach it to someone else. by @holtbt. at @FrontendMasters
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Never be afraid to google anything and everything. It is not cheating but a requirement. by @holtbt at @FrontendMasters
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Commenting a block of code means it won't be read by the compiler, that alone proves that Commenting codes is 100% for humans and not the computer.
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Programming is all about taking large problems and breaking them into smaller problems. If you're trying to tackle too much at once, break it into two smaller problems and try to solve one of those.
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You cannot use this to create a bridge between the lexical scopes of two different functions.
Every time you feel yourself trying to mix lexical scope look-ups with this, remind yourself: there is no bridge.
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The 'this' mechanism provides a more elegant way of implicitly 'passing along' an object reference, leading to cleaner API design and easier reuse.
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If the 'this' mechanism is so confusing, even to seasoned JavaScript developers, one may wonder why it's even useful. Is it more trouble than it's worth?
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JavaScript's 'this' mechanism isn't actually that advanced, but developers often paraphrase that quote in their own mind by inserting 'complex' or 'confusing.'
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One of the feature of Sass is that we can start to perform simple math functions. Addition, multiplication, division, and subtraction are all ways we can control and modify numbers within our Sass.
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The idea of Sass (CSS pre-processor) is breaking our code into smaller reusable components. Sass is a key to making your front-end code more organized.
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An essential part of organizing your Sass is to use comments. there is no such thing as too many comments when you are writing your CSS.
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Function expressions can be anonymous, but function declarations cannot omit the name-- That would be illegal Javascript grammer.
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PRINCIPLE OF LEAST PRIVILEGE: States that in the design of software, such as the API for a module/object, you should expose only what is minimally necessary, and 'hide' everything else.
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The inclusion of variables into our program begets the most interesting questions. Where do those variables live? where are they stored? And, most important, how does our program find them when it needs them?
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“You Don’t Know JS” isn’t a criticism or an insult. It’s a realization that all of us must come to terms with. Learning JavaScript isn’t an end goal but a process. We don’t know JavaScript, yet. But we will. author: @getify
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