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@rxluz

# Ricardo Luz

@rxluz · Dublin, Ireland · Joined November 2020

Senior Software engineer. @udemy Writer, ECMAScript addict, React, NodeJS, coffee enthusiast.

[Website](https://medium.com/@_rxluz)

### [Using the methods some and every to avoid old loops](https://rxluz.hashnode.dev/using-the-methods-some-and-every-to-avoid-old-loops?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Photo by Daniel Fazio on Unsplash Usually, when we want to create loops, we'd prefer to use modern JS to do that with a nicer syntax than the old for's, however when some condition is matched, and we need to stop the loop in the middle we still depen...

4 min read · [rxluz.hashnode.dev](https://rxluz.hashnode.dev/using-the-methods-some-and-every-to-avoid-old-loops?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Dec 1, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/using-the-methods-some-and-every-to-avoid-old-loops/5fc605550a072175ef2d054d)