Up to you, I just recommend you to be careful with the terms that you use in your post and in my opinion it is a good to support your posts with official references.
For example you function:
function getNotNull(a, b){
if(a){
Doesn't work if you pass to it a falsy value like 0 or an empty string.
By being not precise you will assume wrong things (I have been there so many times, and it is still happening).
I would recommend the "you don't know js" by Kyle Simpson (@getify
), to expand your knowledge.
Thanks for all the feedback. My plan isn't to fill every post with all the detail needed, at least not right now (I don't have the time to put that much time into each post). I mainly want to encourage people to begin to learn how to code, or experiment with something they haven't used before. I don't admit to knowing everything, but I don't want to overload the reader with too much information that reduces their interest in code. Again, thank you for all the feedback, I super appreciate it and I guarantee some readers will benefit from some of the links you've posted.
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Up to you, I just recommend you to be careful with the terms that you use in your post and in my opinion it is a good to support your posts with official references.
For example you function:
Doesn't work if you pass to it a falsy value like 0 or an empty string.
By being not precise you will assume wrong things (I have been there so many times, and it is still happening).
I would recommend the "you don't know js" by Kyle Simpson (@getify ), to expand your knowledge.
Thanks for all the feedback. My plan isn't to fill every post with all the detail needed, at least not right now (I don't have the time to put that much time into each post). I mainly want to encourage people to begin to learn how to code, or experiment with something they haven't used before. I don't admit to knowing everything, but I don't want to overload the reader with too much information that reduces their interest in code. Again, thank you for all the feedback, I super appreciate it and I guarantee some readers will benefit from some of the links you've posted.