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Hunter Trammell
Web Developer • Blogger • Tutor
As a developer, you often need to query like elements using a class or an attribute as a selector. Luckily JavaScript has several methods built in such as getElementById(), getElementByClassName(), or querySelector(). Working with these methods you w...
trav
sr dev @ universal music, forker @ crablang
Thanks for this clarification! I know this has personally tripped me up a few times, especially working in TypeScript. It would be cool to see some use cases showing the advantages of each.
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah that would be, I’ll have to write a follow up!
trav
sr dev @ universal music, forker @ crablang
Thanks for this clarification! I know this has personally tripped me up a few times, especially working in TypeScript. It would be cool to see some use cases showing the advantages of each.