Started using @snyksec for npm. It enables you to find, and more importantly FIX known vulnerabilities in your open source. After discussing node/npm security last night at #ModernJavascript hosted by @MylesBorins at @Google, I had a feeing that there should be such a thing. YES!
Did you know you don't hv to add fxn body to do console.log while implicitly returning a value in arrow fxn.
You could just use "or" operator with console.log and return statement.
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8/9 Today, JavaScript remains at the forefront of web development, evolving with regular ECMAScript updates. Widely used for front-end, back-end, and mobile app development, its journey reflects a remarkable evolution. #ModernJavaScript#TechEvolution
This September @WaracleUK are running our second #DigitalAcademy course. This time I'm taking the reins :o 6 weeks of (2 hour) workshops taking you through everything you need to know to be productive with #ModernJavascript on the web :)
Was the penultimate session of my #ModernJavaScript workshop for the @WaracleUK#DigitalAcademy - branching strategies, merge requests, code reviews and some pairing <3 Folks were smashing it tonight we had an awful lot to take in
Apparently both of those things are true:
- we cannot retroactively change *anything* in JS due to backwards compatibility because we’d like to visit that Space Jam site in 20 years from now
- Chrome will stop supporting Flash at the end of 2020
I honestly don’t get it 😅
@tlakomy I don't get why we can't have some flag that changes how the browser interprets the JS. Something like "#modernJavaScript: true". Even PHP does have it!