I always have to look up JS array methods 'slice' and 'splice' and regex.
What about you - is there something you need to Google again and again despite of using it multiple times before?
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I've to code this each time I put my hands into a new machine or project 😆
how to exit vim
lol 😃😃😃
I always have to google
lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN(show ports in use). I can never memorize the flags lol."js how to check empty object"
Too much times...
then you put your hands on a project with jQuery you get j.query ini object even the object didn't exist on the DOM and the world explodes 😆
Less than/Greater than sign to give my head relief that I'm right and JavaScript sucks.
Am I the weird one?
media queries ... wich one is max or min ? is there a parenthese somewhere ?
All . The . ****** . Time
Regular expression rules :)
my favorite is regex101.com for online edit
I wrote a book on regexp, so I now look that up instead of searching online ;)
Regex for sure.... every time I need a new regular expression I find myself back on Stack Overflow or Regex101 learning it again the hard way 🤦
In case you don't find it on SO, or wish to see more suggestions, I'd highly recommend using github.com/aloisdg/awesome-regex#c...
I have to review the strategy pattern for dependency injection in .net core quite a bit. It's nice once it's set up, but it's easy to miss a step during the set up.
I keep forgetting some commands.. So askUbuntu.. Hahaha! I must have ten billion bookmarks on commands. Lol its easier to use Google than to go through all my saved bookmarks.. That's actually funny 😂
How to use .reduce() in JavaScript
yeah and that one too 😉
'css how to' + anything
Bookmark this and let me know if I missed something 😆 😆
Lol...
'center an element in a div' is a great starting point 😂😂
recently I use place-items: center, tho 😉
Command line for tar compression / decompression. I know I know them, but I'm never sure enough to not check it first
\s vs \w
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