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JavaScript & kids 

JS Class

December 12, 2019 krakover.ariel class, javascript, static

Sometimes, even synthetic suer is sweet Class, needs no explanation. So let’s start simple: class Me{ name = “someone unknown”;

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CSS & other makeups 

CSS methodologies

December 9, 2019 krakover.ariel

This is a short memo about “What CSS methodology do you use and why”. Best answered here as: “Hope and

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JavaScript & kids 

IntersectionObserver: Playing hide and seek

December 1, 2019 krakover.ariel IntersectionObserver

In the old days, if you wanted to know if the user had scrolled down to some element, you either

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Worth reading 

Pure JavaScript Data Binding

August 28, 2019April 30, 2020 krakover.ariel

Ironically I’ve come full circles. When I started off writing apps in JavaScript frameworks didn’t exist, so I used pure

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JavaScript & kids Not So Fancy App Challenge 

Micro-frontends: A new term for an old thought

June 24, 2019 krakover.ariel Micro-frontends, requireJs, Vue

There are times when you have a concept in your mind, and you start to experiment with it. And then

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JavaScript & kids Worth reading 

Guide to JavaScript Arrays

June 13, 2019 krakover.ariel arrays, javascript, THE CODE BARBARIAN, Valeri Karpov

JavaScript arrays are an essential part of the language. Fundamentally, an array is a value that stores an ordered list

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Not So Fancy App Challenge 

#NotFancyAppChallenge: Rubix cube

June 11, 2019 krakover.ariel NotFancyAppChallenge, Vue

Once upon a time, smart people knew how to solve the Rubik’s cube. Today it’s solved only by people with

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JavaScript & kids 

JSON.stringify to fy them all

June 3, 2019 krakover.ariel javascript, JSON, stringify

For today, a deeper look at the well known JavaScript JSON.stringify function. The function usually used to converts JavaScript object

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JavaScript & kids 

Dictating the web workers

May 29, 2019 krakover.ariel dictator, ES6, web worker

Web workers are a strong option added to ES6. It allows running long code operation without blocking the user’s thread.

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Not So Fancy App Challenge 

#NotFancyAppChallenge: tarot reader

May 22, 2019 krakover.ariel NotFancyAppChallenge, tarot, Vue, VUEJS

I was quite busy lately, but if I read the cards correctly, the future is unclear. This time a VUE

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CSS & other makeups Not So Fancy App Challenge 

Unused CSS detector

April 22, 2019 krakover.ariel cleaning, css, JQUERY, unused

There is no tool to detect unused CSS blocks. You can find them on a single page, but with all

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