I use Lodash quite a lot, especially for the uniqBy and groupBy array methods. And also for its debounce and throttle. I actually wanted to write a paragraph for lodash in this post but in the end I decided against.
Rick Delpo - retired Senior Data Engineer from GE now offering a helping hand to Java and SQL beginners. Recently I migrated to AWS Serverless Architecture and moved away from Java to Javascript
Thanks, this is good to know because I do not write this kind of code too often. I still have trouble fully understanding the Reduce syntax because perhaps I am not that good at JS anyway. I am an SQL developer. Lodash seemed more user friendly.
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I use Lodash quite a lot, especially for the uniqBy and groupBy array methods. And also for its debounce and throttle. I actually wanted to write a paragraph for lodash in this post but in the end I decided against.
Thanks, this is good to know because I do not write this kind of code too often. I still have trouble fully understanding the Reduce syntax because perhaps I am not that good at JS anyway. I am an SQL developer. Lodash seemed more user friendly.