I'm trying to see how console.time works and see the source code of this function, however I didn't find any link or information about source code of es6. I found the tc39 profile on github but I didn't find any repository about the es6. Anyone has ...
Join discussionHi Everyone! I am really going to get in the habit of asking a lot of questions as I am thirsty to learn. I have read a lot of blogs, articles and tutorial talking about ECMAScript in relation to JavaScript. While I have googled a lot to know the dif...
HTheSheriff commentedHi everyone, Lately I've been working on a lightweight JavaScript framework called PlazarJS. It is an OOP versatile framework built to enrich the developer experience in terms of simplicity and speed of application development. It can be used to crea...
BDwight commentedI wanted to do a develop an application in React. And also a Android Application of the same application using ReactNative. So should I care learning for ECMAScript? And if not, Kindly link a book which I can study for Javascript(short introduction...
CHGCJason and 5 more commentedI faced some code that uses lodash/fromPairs to build an indexed object: import fromPairs from "lodash/fromPairs"; function lodashReduce(arr) { return fromPairs(arr.map(item => [item, `my item is: ${item}`])); } But I know that ES6 has syntax that...
2CCHBen and 3 more commentedIn the long run is it valuable to learn typescript still considering that es6 exists. I know es6 still doesn't have a lot of support by browsers, but I assume within a couple of years that will change and for now there's babel at least. I'm a softwar...
FDMFrancisco and 2 more commentedFirst: let variable = "./components/" import(`${variable}Home`).then(module => /*works*/) Second (wrong): Why is this not possible ? const stringVar = "./components/Home" import(stringVar).then(module => /* doesn't work */)
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