I like using spread as well, but if you want to e.g. convert a NodeList to an array and then map over it, consider using Array.from.
NodeList
Array.from
I discovered this summer that Array.from has a second argument which is a map callback function that is called as each item is created.
Looking forward to your next post!
That totally is the benefit with Array.from! Awesome point, let me add it to the code notes😁👍
Whoa, thats awesome
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I like using spread as well, but if you want to e.g. convert a
NodeList
to an array and then map over it, consider usingArray.from
.I discovered this summer that Array.from has a second argument which is a map callback function that is called as each item is created.
Looking forward to your next post!
That totally is the benefit with Array.from! Awesome point, let me add it to the code notes😁👍
Whoa, thats awesome