We’ve all done it — but the question is, are you still coding it? JavaScript is easy — especially if you’ve already got programming knowledge and experience through another language. Many newbies and veteran developers encounter JavaScript out of necessity. A good portion of the Internet runs on some form...
It’s easy to learn how to code — especially in JavaScript. Once you’ve got things running, we tend not to look back and see how we can make things better. We move forward, onwards, and upwards — to the next project, ticket, and feature release. We code tirelessly, recycling what...
5 steps to unravel messy, spaghetti and bolognese saucy code The words ‘legacy code’ often conjures up the image of some ancient relic from a bygone time where software development lived in water plans, clunky Java-based interfaces, and strange creations that whispers I am old and riddled with security vulnerabilities....
Oh, JavaScript —that child of the 90s that somehow made it from the shadows of more established programming languages like Java and the C-family — you’ve come far and flourished to a point where there’s no denial that you’re here to stay. You’re like the Harvard dropouts...
Good code — it’s a debatable mystery that plagues developers from all programming languages. It is often highly opinionated, vague, and at times conflicting. We all know we should write good code, but what exactly does it mean? Some say to write as little code as possible. Others say to...
Concatenation is a process of linking things together. In JavaScript, there are 3 ways you can concatenate strings together to form an output. Here's how they all work. Using the + Operator to concatenate strings The + operator lets you add two numbers together, and also allows you to concatenate...
