As a frontend developer, its important for you to know about the website "bigfrontend dev"
This website is the leetcode for frontend. There are a bunch of problem solving JavaScript related questions that are tricky and very useful to learn and understand whether its for your project or just conceptually.
I will be making a series on YouTube to solve and explain in depth all the 97 questions present in the 'JavaScript' section of the website. This will significantly make you better in JavaScript and also serve you well during any JavaScript interview.
The first video of the series is out. Check it out
link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tfuf34zKQQ

While studying javascript, i found several good snippets and put them together on my github. Unfortunately, it's in korean, but you're competent js developers, so you can understand it just by looking at it! if you follow the reference, you can find the original written in English. have a nice day!

https://github.com/le2sky/useful-js-snippets

I am still finding my footing in javascript.
What would be the best AI to use to enhance my thought process about concepts and speed up the time taken to find answers.

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Can any one be able to recommend a github repo which uses vanilla javascript and adopts best practices using modern approaches for 2023?

I'm not referring to things like 'you don't know JS yet' or 'Javascript algorithims and data structure', what I mean is real world projects, e.g. airbnb, trivago etc. but using vanilla JS? Thanks.

JavaScript is an object-based language. Except for these six types — string, number, boolean, bigint, symbol, undefined, and null — everything in JavaScript is an object. Yes, even the constructors, functions, and arrays are objects.

So it's important to know different ways of creating objects. Check out the post to learn more.

Hi, I know that I can type javascript code inside html using script tag and I can use node.js to run javascript independently. But I wanna know whether there is any other way to code in javascript without needing any other language. Also, is node.js another language? I googled it, but couldn’t quite understand what it does. I am a beginner, so please try to explain in simple words since I don't understand much of the terms

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Instead of console.log() you can use:

• console.table(list) // table of all items and all columns

• console.table(list, ['columnX', 'columnY', 'columnZ') // table restricted to set columns (very useful for NodeLists)

• console.table(list, 'columnX') // table restricted to one column

Hit F12 and copy the below into the console:

console.table(document.querySelectorAll('a'), ['innerText', 'href'])

• Try replacing 'a' with another tag

• Click NodeList(number) at the bottom of the table and expand one of the nodes to see all the different columns you can specify

• Docs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Console/table

• Have fun!

I don't understand why this doesnt work on FreeCodeCamp can someone explain please