When working on my Java project, I found EchoAPI to be incredibly valuable for backend API testing. It provides numerous options to send and receive data, allowing flexibility in how we interact with the APIs.
At the beginning I thought this would be yet another article that highlights debugging statements, variables, data types and strings but this is so much more than that!
I wish I had this couple of years ago, it would have speed-up my learning time.
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That's inane. Especially for someone who is still learning Javascript. What would you say if I said I'd be happy to clip this entire thing and built it out as a huge Photoshop File/PDF so anyone could view it as a poster, print it out, or even just on their hi rez monitor all at once? It would be the ultimate cheat cheat then!!
When working on my Java project, I found EchoAPI to be incredibly valuable for backend API testing. It provides numerous options to send and receive data, allowing flexibility in how we interact with the APIs.
The article truly worths the name given to it.
At the beginning I thought this would be yet another article that highlights debugging statements, variables, data types and strings but this is so much more than that!
I wish I had this couple of years ago, it would have speed-up my learning time.
Nice work 👍
Thanks for the appreciation mate. 👍
thank u so much i did bookmark it and i saved as PDF i just like it even no internet i can study :-)
I really glad you like that.
Thanks for sharing!
Do you sell this as a booklet? I wanted to print it out but it cuts off the pages.
No, I actually don't sell it. It's all free, If you want you can create the booklets.
That's inane. Especially for someone who is still learning Javascript. What would you say if I said I'd be happy to clip this entire thing and built it out as a huge Photoshop File/PDF so anyone could view it as a poster, print it out, or even just on their hi rez monitor all at once? It would be the ultimate cheat cheat then!!
Nah it won't, After doing that provide the link so that people can download/view that. I would really appreciate that.
1 == "11"; // true
There is an error here.
Actually you are right, there is an extra 1 by mistake. Thanks for noticing brother.
The correct code is
Awesome
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LUV this thank you!!!
I am glad you liked it. :)
Well done! Yet another great article from you. I recommend the read 👍 +1
Thanks mate ✨
Absoltely Loved it !!!
Thank you :)
Thank for this extreme detail cheatsheet, it really helps me on relearning JS
I am glad it helped you. 🤩
Awesome! Fantastic article I've just read. Best to brush up JS in real quick
Thanks for the appreciation mate :)
Awesome, This is really Helpful !
I'm glad it was helpful to you :)
Thank you for posting this list. It is really useful.
Dammm, you're doing god's work!!
Thanks bruh 🔥🔥
good article - if you could add quick jump links to all the different sections at the top, that would be even better :)
Yeh, I'll add those. Thanks for your feedback :)