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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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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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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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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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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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There’s more than one way to log a frog

April 10, 2019 krakover.ariel console, debug, javascript, log

Hopefully, every developer is familiar with the console log function, but who knows them all? So this time a simple

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JavaScript & kids 

Walking by the shadow

March 26, 2019September 29, 2020 krakover.ariel ES6, isolated web component, shadow element, web component

Long long ago I created the Boom. A simple web component. And back then I made a promise to continue

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JavaScript & kids 

JavaScript inheritance

February 26, 2019July 31, 2020 krakover.ariel class, ES6, inheritance, new, prototype

The revolution has always been in the hands of the young. The young always inherit the revolution. Huey Newton. He

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JavaScript & kids Not So Fancy App Challenge 

When Proxy takes control #2

February 21, 2019July 31, 2020 krakover.ariel class, javascript, proxy, validations

A man JavaScript Object without a filter, is chaos walking Patrick Ness. After writing about JavaScript Proxy, this time a

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JavaScript & kids 

When Proxy takes control

February 19, 2019 krakover.ariel ES6, javascript, proxy

I think a lot of psychopaths code horrors are just geniuses programmers who drove so fast that they lost control

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