It happened to me once to complete an interesting and curious javascript exercise of random cards. The request was as follows: ” Having a deck of French cards (consisting of 52 cards), 10 cards must be drawn (using the Math.random function). Of those decide the suit and number of each […]
Let’s first see what might be the reasons for wanting to include a Typescript Component decorator.In case you want to create a FE application developed in Typescript, often one of the main reasons is the fact that you come from applications in Angular, one of the most used frameworks when […]
This article is about preventDefault(). The modern web experience relies heavily on custom interactions that often conflict with a browser’s built-in behaviors. Every time a user clicks a link, submits a form, or right-clicks a page, the browser has a “default action” ready to execute. In a standard HTML environment, […]
Arrow functions are a new ES6 Javascript feature to write more readable and shorter code, with the same results. It came with another new feature like the “let/const” renaming from the ES5 “var”. It may seem very similar to the anonymous functions of ES5 but with some small differences. A […]
Data-rich applications present a challenge: displaying large datasets without overwhelming users. Pagination comes to the rescue, breaking down information into manageable chunks. Angular offers two primary approaches: client-side pagination and server-side pagination. This article delves into both methods, providing code examples and helping you choose the best fit for your […]