Array functions in Javascript ES6

Let’s look at array functions today. One of the best features that the new javascript offers is the ability to work on lists of data in a few lines of code. We have them all, from mapping to searching or data aggregation. Many of the functions used, in addition to […]

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Sugar syntax in TS/JS: sweetening your code 🍨

In the vast realm of programming languages, syntax dictates the structure and clarity of your code. While both TypeScript and JavaScript offer various syntactic constructs, “sugar syntax” refers to concise shortcuts that improve readability and maintainability. This article explores the key sugar syntax elements in these languages, equipping you to […]

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Angular Drag & Drop upload form

Angular Drag & Drop upload form

Any file Angular upload form now wants its own drag & drop system, to be able to insert files by dragging them over the affected area.To do this with Angular we define a directive that manages the drop on a particular area of the page Immediately after create the component […]

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SCSS/SASS include in Nuxt project

Sass include in Nuxt project.

Simple css styles are no longer enough when it comes to more complex projects.The linearity of the css is an obstacle compared to more complex structures, such as those provided for the compiled SCSS/SASS styles. To include custom scss in your project we can install sass-loader. The version of sass-loader needs to […]

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Format dates with native JavaScript

Format dates with native JavaScript

With this article you will format dates with native Javascript. The evolution of modern JavaScript has rendered many third-party date libraries redundant for standard formatting tasks. While libraries like Moment.js or Day.js were once essential to navigate the complexities of the Date object, the built-in Intl.DateTimeFormat API now provides a […]

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