ARAndrey Radkevichinfunforfun.hashnode.dev·Dec 4, 2021 · 1 min readRecursive renderingimport { useState } from "react"; import "./styles.css"; const recursiveObject = { permissionAccess: { dashboard: { wallboard: { deposit: { view: false }, withdrawal: { view: false, e...00
ARAndrey Radkevichinfunforfun.hashnode.dev·Apr 2, 2021 · 1 min readObject with methods implementation with and without class definitionclass O { constructor() { this.summ = 0 } one(n) { this.summ += n return this } two(t) { this.summ += t return this } get() { return this.summ } } const obj = { summ: 0, one: function (n) { this.summ +...00
ARAndrey Radkevichinfunforfun.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2021 · 1 min readIn order, Postorder, Pre order ( Tree traversal )This article directly connected with basic tree implementation example, and here you will find some additional methods . All methods did recursively. All of those methods are useful when you want to get a data list, it is a little bit trickier than ...00
ARAndrey Radkevichinfunforfun.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2021 · 2 min readTree data structure (Javascript)On the internet, there is tons of information on this topic. What is a tree data structure, why is it important, when do we need to use, etc. But there isn't a lot of places where you can find a js example on this topic. I will attach this example he...00
ARAndrey Radkevichinfunforfun.hashnode.dev·Nov 22, 2020 · 6 min read.git/objects folderBelow you can see how the git folders tree looks like. I try to find out how does git works under the hood. I've discovered now objects folders which consist of 3 main parts of git (blob, tree, commit). tree .git .git ├── branches ├── COMMIT_EDITMSG...00
