RKRaissa K.inraissa.hashnode.dev·Apr 29 · 5 min readTranslation as Technical Leadership WorkI started a mentorship with Vanessa Malerba through Elas São Tech 2026, and the first session already narrowed the focus more than I expected: translation work. In this context, translation refers to 00
RKRaissa K.inraissa.hashnode.dev·Oct 27, 2022 · 6 min readBuilding Easy ClassroomsI used to tutor adult learners and noticed that most of them avoided using Google Classroom because they found it too confusing. I wanted students to be able to see the information they want at-a-glance and with little hassle —so I decided to create...00
RKRaissa K.inraissa.hashnode.dev·Jul 30, 2022 · 2 min readpadStart() and padEnd() to end the seriesIn case you're interested in a little bit of back-history, there's always the (old) news related to the npm left pad incident. Warning: you can spent quite a while browsing tweets, reddit posts and posts about the subject. Well, thankfully we now can...00
RKRaissa K.inraissa.hashnode.dev·Jul 9, 2022 · 7 min readreplace() and replaceAll()replace replace() is super versatile. It takes two parameters: the pattern you're looking for and the replacement for it. It'll then return a new string with the changes in place. The pattern can be expressed as a string or as a regular expression. T...00
RKRaissa K.inraissa.hashnode.dev·Jun 29, 2022 · 3 min readmatch() and matchAll()match match() returns the result, in Array form, of matching a string against the regular expression you pass as a parameter. If you pass a string or number, it'll be converted into a regular expression under the hood, with new RegExp(). Ideally you...00
