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Nice. In addition to
.every, I also like.some- returns true if any match the callback.Yeah, I didn't actually include it because it has a high query statistics on google trends. So, I guess it's kind of popular.
Makes sense! I really appreciate the data-driven approach (=
Thanks very much, Abe.
Hi Deji! Nice article, never heard about some of these functions, I'll try to apply them if I see the opportunity 💪
I think you have a typo on the first example. You're using
keys()instead ofentries(), is that right?Thanks Mario, I really appreciate it.
Yeah, my github gist was kind of messing up. But you're right, I've fixed the mistake.
At least
isArray(),keys()andreverse()are something which I use pretty often, I don't think they have many substitutes either. I wonder how come they are "unpopular"!According to google trends, they are, when you compare them to .map(), .filter() and reduce().
Nice article, thanks for sharing
You're welcome. Thanks.
Very nice article! I love how you structured it, specially the demonstrations.
However,
Seems like the example demo in #1 is the very same as #2? Typo?
Thanks PatricNox, I really appreciate your feedback.
Yeah, I actually mixed up the link for the github gist. Thanks for pointing that out, Its been fixed.
Noted. Thanks for pointing that out. Correction will be made.
Thanks Deji, great article! Im beginner and this excited me for learn more about methods in javascript!
Glad it did. Thanks. Keep learning Cristhian.