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Quick Intro to the Payment Request API
In this post you'll see the basic usage for collecting payment information through the Payment Request API.
Introduction to Sets in JavaScript
Sets allow the creation of collections of unique values. See how they are used in this quick intro.
JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify()
A quick reference for the parse and stringify methods of the JSON object.
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Mutable Immutable JavaScript
A short and straightforward post to understand mutability and immutability in JavaScript and why it's important to understand in order to write robust code.
A Brief Tour of the Eleventy Static Site Generator
Eleventy, often spelled just 11ty, is a static site generator written in JavaScript that aims to be simple to use and a good alternative to Jekyll.
How to Detect Idle Browser Tabs with the Page Visibility API
Knowing when users aren't using your site is important too, especially for performance! Let's see how the page visibility JavaScript API allows us to do that.
What Are Cookies & How to Work With Them Using JavaScript
Let's explore what browser/HTTP cookies are and how to set them on the client-side using JavaScript.
Quick Tour of date-fns, a Simple JavaScript Date Library
Learn what date-fns, a lightweight alternative to Moment.js for date formatting and manipulation in JavaScript, has to offer.
Download Canvas API-Generated Images Using toBlob
How to draw an inline SVG onto a Canvas context and then how to generate a downloadable Jpeg or PNG file from what's drawn on the canvas using toBlob.
The getOwnPropertyDescriptors Method in JavaScript
See how the getOwnPropertyDescriptors method in JavaScript allows to easily create deep copies of objects without losing the getters and setters.
Automate JavaScript API Documentation with JSDoc
Learn how to use JSDoc to automatically generate API documentation for your JavaScript projects.
Using the Fullscreen API
Immerse users by taking them fullscreen! You'll see how to use the simple Fullscreen API in JavaScript to create fullscreen web experiences!
Binary Search Trees Through JavaScript
Using JavaScript, you'll learn how to efficiently organize the values in your tree structures with binary search trees.
Tree Traversal via JavaScript
Using JavaScript, you'll learn some of the best techniques for searching though tree structures 🌲.
How to Use localForage for Easy Async Browser Storage
Storing data in the browser can be much easier than you think, thanks so localForage, a JavaScript library that simplifies asynchronous storage!
Implementing a Tab Component from Scratch in Vanilla JavaScript
Here's how to build a simple tab component for your HTML pages using pure vanilla Javascript.
Building a PWA in Vanilla JavaScript - Part 2: Push API
In this post we go over how to use the Web Push API on the client and on the server to send push notifications to your JavaScript PWA.
Exploring Trees via JavaScript
Using JavaScript, you'll get a conceptual overview of one of the most common data structures that you already deal with daily: trees 🌲.
The JavaScript Thread of Execution, Visually Explained
Learn about some of the ways in which JavaScript works internally with a basic primer on the thread of execution.
Exploring Stacks and Queues via JavaScript
Learn the fundamentals of the most common abstract data types for building more complex data structures - stacks and queues.
Intro to Linked Lists via JavaScript - Part 2: Implementation
Learn the CRUD operations for creating and manipulating doubly-linked lists in JavaScript.
Intro to Linked Lists via JavaScript - Part 1: Overview
Get a birds eye view of one of the most popular alternatives to arrays: linked list. We'll use JavaScript as our programming language of choice to demonstrate.
JavaScript Interview Questions: Common Gotchas
Some tricky JavaScript gotchas you might see as interview questions and how to avoid them.
Understanding Radix Sort Through JavaScript
Learn one of the oldest and most effective sorting algorithms: Radix Sort. We'll use JavaScript, but the concept itself is valid for any programming language.
How to Build a PWA in Vanilla JavaScript
A simple step-by-step guide to setup a simple PWA that can be accessed offline using a web app manifest and a Service Worker, all done with pure JavaScript.
Understanding Quick Sort via JavaScript
Using JavaScript, learn one of the most popular and professional sorting algorithms: quick sort.
Going Native with the Web Notifications API
How to show notifications to your users using JavaScript and the web Notifications API. We'll cover the notification object and how to ask for permission.
4 Methods to Search Through Arrays in JavaScript
We take a look at the includes, find, indexOf and filter methods available on Arrays in JavaScript and see which one to use under which circumstances.
Understanding Merge Sort Through JavaScript
Learn one of the more scalable sorting algorithms for working with large amounts of data: merge sort. Here we'll use JavaScript to illustrate the concepts.
Creating Custom Forms Using the JavaScript FormData API
Forms are rarely as easy as they seem, but the FormData web API is there to help make your life easier. Let's see how we can make use of it in JavaScript.
What's new in ECMAScript 2020 (ES2020)
Get up to date on some of JavaScript's best proposals to be included in ES2020: Private Class Variables, Promise.allSettled, BigInt, Dynamic Import,...
Beginner Sorting Algorithms in JavaScript: Bubble, Selection & Insertion Sort
Using JavaScript, compare & contrast the three most popular beginner algorithms for sorting data: bubble sort, selection sort and insertion sort.
Linear Vs Binary Search via JavaScript
Explore how to search through your data in a fraction of the time with the Binary Search technique.
Understanding Recursion & Memoization via JavaScript
Get a grip on some of the most fundamental programming techniques for traversing data and running optimized algorithms: recursion and memoization.
Exploring JSF*ck
Explore JavaScript's type eccentricities by learning its most bizarre and impractical writing style: JSF*ck, which allows for only 6 symbols: !+[]()
Reading & Processing Files with the JavaScript FileReader API
Learn how to access uploaded files directly in the browser using some simple JavaScript and the FileReader API.
Understanding Big O Notation via JavaScript
Learn the most common terminology for understanding and managing algorithmic complexity, through JavaScript.
How to use the BroadcastChannel API in JavaScript
An overview of the basic use cases and functionalities of the BroadcastChannel API to allow communication between windows/tabs/iframes of the same origin.
String Pluralization in JavaScript Using Simplur
Plural/singular nouns in languages present interesting coding problems. A simple JavaScript library called Simplur comes to the rescue!
A Quick Guide to the String Match Method in JavaScript
In as few words as possible, this post will teach you how the JavaScript match method works to retrieve regular expression match(es) from within a string.
A Tour of the JavaScript Permissions API
How to manage all of your user permissions for web apps in one place using a new JavaScript API: the Permissions API.
How to Use Keyboard Listeners in Vanilla JavaScript
Keyboard listeners are a powerful feature of JavaScript, and in this post you'll understand all about them!
V8's V8: Optional Chaining and Nullish Coalescing in JavaScript
An overview of how to use the V8 engine's optional chaining and nullish coalescing feature in JavaScript.
Parse, Validate, Manipulate, and Display Dates and Times in JavaScript with Day.js
Learn how to work with dates and times using Day.js, a minimalist alternative to Moment.js with a familiar API.
How to Get Started With the JavaScript Performance API
An overview of the JavaScript APIs available to monitor your website's performance in the wild.
Looking at All 13 JavaScript Proxy Traps
A collection of code snippets to show all 13 Javascript Proxy traps in action.
Exploring the indexOf Method for Strings and Arrays in JavaScript
An overview of how the indexOf() method works to find the position of a substring in a string or an item in an array in Javascript.
Manipulating the DOM in JavaScript with innerText and innerHTML
Learn how to modify elements on a page using the methods innerText and innerHTML from the HTMLElement interface in pure Javascript.
What's the Spread Operator Used For in JavaScript?
A short guide about the JavaScript spread operator, introduced with ES6/ES2015, and some of it's practical uses.
Converting Arrays to Strings in JavaScript
Learn how to convert an array to a string using JavaScript using the join method.
Capitalizing Strings in JavaScript
Learn different techniques for capitalizing strings in JavaScript, whether it's the whole string, the first letter or the first letter of each word.
A Primer On the JavaScript Apply and Call Methods
With this article you'll understand the time and places to use apply and call methods in your functional JavaScript Code.
Exploring the JavaScript forEach Method for Looping Over Arrays
The ins, outs and common pitfalls of the forEach array method in JavaScript.
Building a Countdown Timer in JavaScript
Learn how to build a countdown timer that automatically updates using pure vanilla JavaScript.
Using toLocaleString with Numbers, Arrays or Dates in JavaScript
In this short post, we'll briefly explore the Javascript toLocaleString method to convert dates/times and numbers to a human readable format.
Finally Understand the JavaScript Reduce Method
The reduce array method in JavaScript can seem complicated to grasp at first glance. This post should finally help anchor exactly how reduce works.
Creating a Custom webpack Plugin
Create your own simple webpack plugin. We'll see how webpack's architecture is implemented and how plugins work under the hood.
The V8 Engine and JavaScript Optimization Tips
A 5,000 feet overview of how the V8 JavaScript engine works and how to write JavaScript code that's optimized for fast parsing speed.
Animations with the Canvas API - Part 3: Gravity and Dynamic Rendering
In this last part of our short series on creating animations using the JavaScript Canvas API we go over creating a gravity effect via a demo raindrop animation.
Animations with the Canvas API - Part 2: Basic Collisions
Learn how to create more complex animations that contain collision effects using the JavaScript Canvas API.
Understanding Variable Scope in JavaScript
In this post, we'll explore variable scope, a key JavaScript concept to understand in order to write better code and understand the code you write.
Animations with the Canvas API - Part 1: Linear Motion
Learn how to create basic animations using the HTML Canvas element and the corresponding JavaScript API.
Draw the Alligator.io SVG Logo with GreenSock
Learn the basics of how to draw SVG graphics using GreenSock (aka GSAP), a popular JavaScript animation library.
Using the Trim String Method in JavaScript
In this short post, we'll take a look at the Javascript trim method available on strings.
What is the preventDefault Event Method in JavaScript?
Learn about the all-powerful preventDefault method available on event objects in JavaScript.
A Simple Way to Animate Scrolling Effects in JavaScript
Did you know there's a native way to animate scrolling with JavaScript? Let's go over how it's done in this post.
Using the Array.find Method in JavaScript
In this short post, we will explore JavaScript's super useful Array.find method to help find a single item in an array!
What's the Difference Between var, let and const in JavaScript?
Learn how and when to use the const, let or var variable keywords in JavaScript and some of the differences between them.
Drag and Drop Elements with interact.js
Learn how to create drag and drop items using interact.js, a light-weight JavaScript library. Customize your events to include inertia throwing, touch screen compatibility, and more.
The Difference Between Promise.all and Promise.race in JavaScript
In this short post we take a look at 2 useful methods available on the JavaScript Promise object: Promise.all and Promise.race.
Drag & Drop Elements with Vanilla JavaScript and HTML
Here's how to build JavaScript functions that utilize the native HTML Drag and Drop API.
Reasons Why You Should Never Use eval() in JavaScript
You may have never heard of the eval function in JavaScript, and that's probably for a good reason! It should almost never be used and here we explain why.
Understanding the JavaScript typeof Operator
In this post you'll learn about the JavaScript typeof operator; what it can be used for and how to use it.
The New globalThis JavaScript Property
Learn about globalThis, a new cross-platform API for interacting with the global object in JavaScript.
Using getBoundingClientRect to Get an Element's Size and Position
getBoundingClientRect is part of the JavaScript DOM API and allows to get various data about the size/position of elements.
Drawing Shapes with the JavaScript Canvas API
Learn the basics of rendering shapes with the HTML canvas element and the corresponding JavaScript API.
offsetWidth and offsetHeight in JavaScript
Learn how to use offsetWidth and offsetHeight in JavaScript to calculate the pixel dimension of elements.
clientWidth and clientHeight in JavaScript
Learn how to use clientWidth and clientHeight in JavaScript to calculate the pixel dimension of elements.
forEach vs for Loops in JavaScript: What's the Difference?
Exploring the differences between forEach and for loops in JavaScript, and when you should use each.
Best Practices for Debugging JavaScript Code in the Browser
Learn how to debug your JavaScript Web applications in a more efficient way using breakpoints and the debugger statement.
Deep Cloning Objects In JavaScript (And How It Works)
A quick breakdown on how to clone an object in JavaScript the right way through deep cloning using Lodash.
Create Awesome Background Effects with Particles.js
Here's how to create stunning, interactive, and customizable particles effects using Particles.js, an incredibly easy to master library.
Master Time Manipulation in JavaScript Using Moment.js
Instead of dealing with the standard, and cumbersome, methods of dealing with time in vanilla JavaScript, we're going to explore one of the most intuitive and simple libraries out there: Moment.js.
In-Depth Look at How Events Propagate in JavaScript
Event propagation is a tricky subject in JavaScript. Let's look at a few demos to gain a better understanding of how it all works.
Data Types in JavaScript
Discussion of javaScript's core data types, prototypes, and how to best utilize these methods.
Optimizing the switch Statement in JavaScript
Learn how to get the most out of the JavaScript switch statement.
What's new in ECMAScript 2019 (ES2019) / ES10
Going over some of the new features in ECMAScript that have been introduced width the 2019 edition.
Introduction to Visual Testing for Web Apps
An introduction into how visual testing works and a quick tutorial for integrating with Percy. sponsored
Working with Singletons in JavaScript
A quick introduction to the concept of singletons and the ways to implement them in JavaScript.
const vs Object.freeze() in JavaScript
In this post, we'll take a quick look at the const keyword and compare it with the Object.freeze method in JavaScript.
How to use Axios with JavaScript
Axios is a popular library to make Ajax requests. It's often used with Vue or React, but can be used just as well with vanilla JavaScript, as you'll see.
Understanding Closures in JavaScript
In this article we'll take a quick look at Javascript closures, what they are, how to use them. You'll see one of the underlining strengths of JavaScript.
A Quick Introduction to Hyperapp
Want to try out a different and lightweight frontend JavaScript framework? Hypeapp is a tiny (1 kB) framework that you might want to explore!
Built-in Web Modules: How to Use KV Storage
This article introduces a proposed built-in web module, KV Storage, and looks at the differences compared to localStorage, as well as usage examples for both!
Understanding Switch Cases in JavaScript
A quick post to help you understand the syntax and mechanism of switch statements in JavaScript.
Introduction to Iterables and Iterators in JavaScript
In this post, we'll take a quick peek at JavaScript iterables and how to implement them with JS objects using iterators.
Conditional Basics: Using If Statements in JavaScript
A look at conditional statements in JavaScript. You'll use conditionals all the time in your code, so it's worth spending the time to get the syntax down.
A Look at the JavaScript Pipeline Operator Proposal
The JavaScript pipeline operator is a proposal for an additional operator that would help with chained function calls. Let's see how we can use it today.
D3.js: Understanding Selections and Comparing with Vanilla JavaScript
Curious about selections in D3.js? Let's break the concept down. We look at how to get the same results with Vanilla JavaScript and then compare this with D3.
Getting Elements in JavaScript and the DOM
In this article you'll learn how to get elements in JavaScript using native DOM methods like getElementById, getElementsByTagName or getElementsByName.
A Look at Scopes, Context, Object Reference and Instantiation in JavaScript
Understanding how JavaScript treats objects and the how we can use them. In the process, we'll go over some common JavaScript gotchas.
Using JavaScript Mixins
A quick peek at JavaScript mixins and how to use them with classes.
Read JavaScript Source Code, Using an AST
A quick guide to automate extracting information from your JavaScript code with abstract syntax trees (AST).
JavaScript Regular Expressions for Regular People
Overcome your fear of regular expressions (regex) with this gentle introduction to regular expressions in JavaScript.
The JavaScript Prototypal Inheritance Pattern
A quick introduction to understand how prototype-based inheritance works in JavaScript.
JavaScript Object Oriented Patterns: Factory Pattern
A brief look at the factory pattern, what's its used for and its implementation in JavaScript.
Objects, Prototypes and Classes in JavaScript
This is a short summary on how prototypes are essential for Object Oriented programming (OOP) in JavaScript with a brief look at ES6 classes.
Tricks with JavaScript Destructuring
Object and array tricks for the veteran and beginner alike, centered around pulling things apart using destructuring.
Custom-Styled JavaScript Console Logging
A fun project you can do in just 10 minutes that will help you learn more about the JavaScript console API's styling options as well as ES6 classes and modules.
Don't Be Afraid of the JavaScript Stack Trace
A beginner-friendly overview of the JavaScript stack trace and tips on how to use it.
Flatten Arrays in Vanilla JavaScript with flat() and flatMap()
An overview of two new methods available on the Array prototype in JavaScript: flat and flatMap.
A Look at the Channel Messaging API
The Channel Messaging API allows the main JavaScript thread to communicate with workers like Service Workers. This post will show you how it's done.
First Steps with the Cache API
The Cache API is a relatively new JavaScript API that allows to create performant browsing experiences by giving developers control over the caching of assets.
Getting Started with Service Workers
Service Workers are at the core of Progressive Web Apps, a set of technologies that makes mobile apps possible with the Web stack.
Using JavaScript's sort Method for Sorting Arrays of Strings
In this post we're digging into the array sort method for sorting strings, especially when it comes to strings with mixed cases.
Error Handling in JavaScript Using try...catch
Learn how to properly handle errors in your JavaScript apps using the try/catch/finally construct as well as the throw statement.
Using JavaScript's sort Method for Sorting Arrays of Numbers
It can be tricky at first to understand the rules for the array sort method in JavaScript. This post should help with that!
Scheduling Tasks in JavaScript Using setTimeout & setInterval
Learn how to use the global setTimeout and setInterval methods in JavaScript to set timers for task execution.
A Look at the JavaScript Console API
Learn some tips and tricks to debug your JavaScript code using some powerful methods available on the console.
Accessing the Clipboard in JavaScript Using the Async Clipboard API
Exploring a new JavaScript clipboard API that makes it easy to read or write text to the clipboard from a web page or a web app.
A Look at the Resize Observer JavaScript API
In this post we'll see how we can use the new ResizeObserver API to react to an element's size changing.
Accessing Rails APIs in JavaScript Clients Using Rails Ranger
Want to create a frontend client on that talks to a Ruby on Rails backend API? Rails Ranger can help with that!
Class Composition in JavaScript
Understand an alternative way to use JavaScript classes for composition instead of inheritance.
A Quick Reference for the This Keyword in JavaScript
Want to quickly know what the this keyword points to? This reference post should help you out.
Your First Steps with the Web Audio API
After this short introduction, you'll be making noise with your browser using the Web Audio API.
Exploring the JavaScript Date Object
Getting familiar with the date object is very useful iff you want to deal with dates using vanilla JavaScript.
substring vs substr in JavaScript
A brief look at the difference between the substring and substr string methods in JavaScript.
Using the Geolocation API
Learn about the JavaScript Geolocation API to get a device's current coordinates using the getCurrentPosition and watchPosition methods.
Exploring Async/Await Functions in JavaScript
In this post we're quickly going over the ins and outs of async/await functions; introduced with ES2017 to help write synchronous-looking code.
A Fetch API Primer
In this quick post we'll go over using the Fetch API to GET or POST some JSON data to an external resource. We'll also go over proper error handling.
Dealing With Objects in JavaScript With Object.assign, Object.keys and hasOwnProperty
A short post to help you quickly grasp how to use a few very useful methods available to work with objects in JavaScript.
The Web Share API
Learn how to use the Web Share API for a simple way to integrate your device's native sharing capabilities into your website or web app.
Detect Network Status With navigator.onLine
Learn how to easily detect if the browser has access to the Internet with navigator.onLine or the online and offline window events.
Using the Intersection Observer API to Trigger Animations and Transitions
Learn about IntersectionObserver and how it can be used to easily trigger CSS animations or transitions when elements come into view.
Copying to Clipboard Using Vanilla JavaScript
You're a dozen lines of code away from implementing a copy to clipboard functionality using 0 libraries and just some simple JavaScript.
Array slice vs splice in JavaScript
A quick rundown of the differences between the slice and splice array methods in JavaScript.
JavaScript String Replace
Just a quick reference on using JavaScript's string replace method for easy text replacements.
Object.values and Object.entries in JavaScript
Extract arrays of values or of key-value pairs using the new Object.values and Object.methods available with ES2017 (ES8).
Adding, Removing & Toggling Classes With classList in JavaScript
The classList object makes it easy to add, remove, toggle or check for the presence of classes on elements without having to do string operations.
Introduction to Maps in JavaScript
Maps were introduced with ES6/ES2015, and they are similar to objects. Here's an overview of using maps and the benefits over objects.
for...of vs for...in Loops in JavaScript
Forget about traditional for loops, use for...of and/or for...in to iterate over arrays, strings and objects.
Speed Up Scroll Events with Passive Event Listeners
Improve your site's scrolling and touch performance by using passive event listeners for events.
Default Parameters in JavaScript with ES6 / ES2015
See how you can now easily specify default function parameter values in JavaScript.
padStart and padEnd String Methods in JavaScript
padStart and padEnd a two new string methods in JavaScript that make it easy to add character padding to the beginning or end of strings.
Tagged Template Literals in JavaScript (ES6 / ES2015)
Tagged template literals allow you to pass a function to be executed on the literal before it gets evaluated.
Introduction to localStorage and sessionStorage
Learn how to use localStorage and sessionStorage in your web apps.
Lazy Loading Scripts
An easy way to lazily load scripts on certain DOM events. In this example, we load the search script only on the user focus in a search input.
Service Workers: Using SW-Toolbox to Serve an Offline Page
Use Service Workers with SW-Toolbox to not only serve assets from the cache, but also to serve a custom offline page.
A Page Progress Bar with JavaScript and CSS Variables
An easy way to implement a page scroll progress indicator with JavaScript and CSS custom properties.
Object and Array Destructuring in JavaScript with ES6
Destructuring for objects and arrays is a nice new set of syntactic shortcuts that we can now use in our JavaScript code.
ES6 Modules and How to Use Import and Export in JavaScript
The ES2015 (ES6) edition of the JavaScript standard gives us native support for modules with the import and export syntax. Learn that simple syntax here.
A Simple Page Fade-In With JavaScript
Implement a very simple page fade-in effect for your site with some minimal JavaScript and a touch of CSS.
Accessing Elements in JavaScript with querySelector and querySelectorAll
Easily select Elements in Pure JavaScript with querySelector and querySelectorAll.
Pop, Push, Shift and Unshift Array Methods in JavaScript
Four useful methods to add or remove to the end or beginning of arrays in JavaScript.
A Quick Introduction to the Yarn Package Manager
Yarn is a new package manager for JavaScript that aims to be a faster and safer alternative to npm. Learn the basic commands to get you up and running.
Let and Const in JavaScript with ES6 / ES2015
ES6 / ES2015 gives us two new keywords to declare variables: let and const. Learn how to use them and the difference with var.
Introduction to Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): Service Worker & Manifest
Progressive web apps allow you to create web apps that feel native by allowing access while offline & installing on the home screen. Get a big picture here.
Object Property Value Shorthand in JavaScript with ES6
New with ES6 / ES2015, property shorthands allow you to save time with object definition in JavaScript.
Generator Functions in JavaScript with ES6 / ES2015
New with ES6 / ES2015, generator functions allow to easily define functions that can return multiple values.
Rest Parameters in JavaScript with ES6 / ES2015
New with ES6 / ES2015, rest parameters allow you to more easily work with functions with an arbitrary number of arguments passed-in.
Promises in JavaScript with ES6 / ES2015
Promises allow you to more easily write asynchronous code in JavaScript. Learn their syntax in this quick post.
Using DOMParser to Parse HTML Strings
DOMParser can be used to create a DOM object from an HTML or XML string. See here how it's used.
Template Literals in JavaScript (ES6 / ES2015)
Quick post on how to use template literals, also known as template strings, in the latest version of JavaScript for multiline strings or string interpolation.
console.time() & console.timeEnd() in JavaScript
Use console.time() and console.timeEnd() to see how your code performs.
console.table() in JavaScript
Display data in tables in the console with the table() method.
Arrow Functions in JavaScript
Get familiar with the new JavaScript syntax for arrow functions in ES6.
charCodeAt() String Method in JavaScript
Get the unicode value of a character at a specific position in a string with the charCodeAt method.
charAt() String Method in JavaScript
Get a character at a specific position in a string with the charAt method.
toLowerCase() and toUpperCase String Methods in JavaScript
Convert a string's characters to lower or upper case with toLowerCase() or toUpperCase.
includes() String Method in JavaScript
Check if a string contains another string in just one line of code in JavaScript with the includes method.
Ternary Operator in JavaScript
Simplify the syntax of simple if statements with the JavaScript ternary operator. Here's how to use it.
reduce() Array Method in JavaScript
Use reduce() on an array in JavaScript to apply a function on the array and reduce it to a single value
JavaScript Reserved Keywords
A list of reserved keywords in JavaScript.
Holmes: Fast Page Searching
Holmes is a small JavaScript library that makes it easy to filter content in a list. The obvious use case is for filtering and searching content on a page.
split() String Method in JavaScript
Use split() on a string to split it into an array using a separator of your choice.
concat() Array Method in JavaScript
Use concat() on an array in JavaScript to concatenate with another array.
Share Button: Simple & Stylish Share Button
A simple, compact and beautiful share button for your website.
clipboard.js: Copy Text to the Clipboard
Easily copy text to clipboard in the browser with clipboard.js
Comments in JavaScript
Reference snippet on using comments in JavaScript.
For Loops in JavaScript
A quick snippet with the syntax of for loops in JavaScript.
push() Array Method in JavaScript
Use push() on arrays to add new items to an array.
filter() Array Method in JavaScript
Use filter() on arrays to go through an array and return a new array with the elements that pass the filtering rules.
map() Array Method in JavaScript
Use map() on arrays to return a new array with its items having passed through a function. Here's a quick snippet.
Immediately-invoked function expressions
Protect your code and avoid polluting with immediately-invoked function expressions (IIFE).