JavaScript series, Reverse Engineering, best practices and Spies

Reverse Engineering

There is a real benefit to trying to figure out how the tools you use every day actually work. It forces you to think and also improve your architecture skill. Most of all it makes you understand why something is implemented in a certain way.

Reverse engineering - Understanding Promises in JavaScript

Chris Noring for ITNEXT ・ Jul 22 '19

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Have you ever wondered how a Promise actually works? Then this article is for you

Reverse Engineering, how YOU can build a testing library in JavaScript

Chris Noring for ITNEXT ・ Jul 18 '19

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You use test libraries every day, I hope. Have you ever wondered what makes them tick?

Reverse Engineering - understanding Spies in Testing

Chris Noring for ITNEXT ・ Jul 29 '19

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Want to understand what makes spies tick in testing by implementing it yourself? Then this is for you.

Good practices

Modern JavaScript, 10 things you should be using, starting today

Chris Noring for ITNEXT ・ Jul 3 '19

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Here are 10 things in JavaScript I think you should adopt today. You will type less and get more done.

Back to school

Why YOU should learn Recursion

Chris Noring for ITNEXT ・ Jul 10 '19

#javascript #beginners #showdev #programming

Recursion was one of those dreaded topics at Uni but if you got it WOW you could build some really elegant solutions. Recursion is everywhere, compilers, compression, search. Upskills with this elegant approach

Comments

[Jason C. McDonald]

Typo in your title, I think you meant "Javascript". :)