@karlstenator
Very cool tips, thanks for sharing! ☕
@IvanHaha
Tricks like `a = (b+= a -=b) - a;` are pretty neat but people really need to ask themselves: 1. What do I value more, short code or readable code? 2. Am I the only person who's going to work with this code and if not, are they going to understand my code, am I going to understand this code in a month?
@azamatgiyasov5033
Great content
@philsitumorang
This is really usefull! Thank you so much!
@abhishekvishwakarma9045
Thanks for this I recently found your channel (After badly performed in a Js interview 😅 but still I cleared it) , Interviewer asked me a question related to Object.freeze() and Today just found the same question in one of your videos, worth it content and your teaching is also so cool 🔥😁.
@BeyondWithAlireza
Tech sith is back finally :)
@ibtesamuddin2061
thanks a lot for such great videos 🤩 already subscribed ⭐
@aliezadkhaha9439
Very nice
@junfengou6856
So glad I stumbled across this channel, thanks for all these useful tips
@sumodsivadas6959
Awesome videos, i always suggest your videos to my friends, thanks for making these.... ❤️
@Vijay-Yarramsetty
That was great video
@icyheat1463
Great video, just one thing: Document.execCommand() is now deprecated, and we should use the Clipboard API instead.
@vakhtangnodadze4947
Your content is simple but GREAT. You are explaining interesting and important topics very understandable. I just wanted you to know that. You really deserve more views and subs. Thank you for taking the time
@rupambasak6435
Your teaching is best for me. Thanks. keep growing and let us updated
@akifcankara2225
We can use user-select: all; css for 5:12
@sireeshakuna5686
Great video again, thank you 👍
@vasanthakumarnagamuthu3106
Excellent Video. Thanks for providing such a wonderful tricks. One small deviation at 14:54 is value.some(Boolean) - checks if there is any non empty values and returns true. But your context mentioned in the other way. Thanks!
@alinawaz4034
14:00 there is a simpler solution to compare 2 arrays, and you can also compare 2 objects or any primitive values const compare = (a,b) => JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b)
@lone-warrior-13
really useful tricks, thanks
@amazecreations1853