How to Use ES6 Template Literals in JavaScript
In programming, the term “literal” refers to the notation of values in code. For instance, we notate a…
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Guide to Linting JavaScript with JSHint
Editor’s note: This article is part of our Code Optimization series, where we take a look at how…
Guide to Using Getters and Setters in JavaScript for Developers
Getters and setters are functions or methods used to get and set the values of variables. The getter-setter…
How to Create Smooth Numbers Transitioning For Your Site
One of the effective ways to make a presentation of numerical information more interesting is by adding a…
Beginner’s Guide to Using Handlebars.js
In this post, we are going to look into Handlebars, a JavaScript templating engine based on Mustache. It…
Getting Started with JavaScript Promises
Asynchronous code is useful for performing tasks that are time-consuming but, of course, it’s not devoid of cons.…
How to Create an Animated Favicon Loader with JavaScript
Favicons are a crucial part of online branding, they give a visual cue to users, and help them…
Source Code Comment Styling: Tips and Best Practices
Developers who have spent any time on large projects understand the importance of code comments. When you’re building…
Understanding Document Object Model (DOM) in Details
We have all heard of the DOM, or Document Object Model, that gets mentioned from time to time,…
How to Filter and Traverse DOM Tree with JavaScript
Did you know there’s a JavaScript API whose sole mission is to filter out and iterate through the…
Understanding Synchronous and Asynchronous JavaScript – Part 1
Synchronous and asynchronous are confusing concepts in JavaScript, especially for beginners. Two or more things are synchronous when…
10 Free JavaScript Modal Window Plugins
You can find plenty of pure CSS modals but these don’t offer the same control as JavaScript. With…