KRkumar Rishabhinkumar-rishabh.hashnode.dev00Understanding this in JavaScript (Without Getting Confused)5h ago · 2 min read · this is one of those things that feels confusing at first. But honestly, it’s not that deep if you think of it like this: 👉 this = who is calling the function That’s it. What this represents this reJoin discussion
KRkumar Rishabhinkumar-rishabh.hashnode.dev00Map and Set in JavaScript (When Objects & Arrays Aren’t Enough)5h ago · 2 min read · At first, we mostly use objects and arrays in JavaScript. But after a point, they start feeling a bit limited.That’s where Map and Set come in. What is Map A Map is a collection of key-value pairs. LJoin discussion
KRkumar Rishabhinkumar-rishabh.hashnode.dev00JavaScript Destructuring Explained (Why It Feels So Useful)5h ago · 2 min read · Sometimes in JavaScript, you keep writing the same thing again and again. Like accessing values from objects or arrays.It works, but it feels a bit repetitive. That’s where destructuring helps. What Join discussion
KRkumar Rishabhinkumar-rishabh.hashnode.dev00JavaScript Promises Explained (Without Getting Confused)5h ago · 2 min read · At some point in JavaScript, things don’t happen instantly. Like: fetching data from an API reading a file waiting for a response This creates a problem… how do we handle something that will compJoin discussion
KRkumar Rishabhinkumar-rishabh.hashnode.dev00Synchronous vs Asynchronous JavaScript (Simple Explanation)5h ago · 2 min read · Let’s start with a simple situation. You have 3 tasks: make tea watch a video reply to a message Do you do everything one by one, or can some things happen while waiting? That’s basically synchroJoin discussion