JS protip: Array.from() vs. Array#fill()
Array.fill() or Array#from()?! It all depends on what you need, so here’s your guide to picking the right one every time.
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JS protip: Delaying with setTimeout(), but using await!
Callback-based `setTimeout()` is dead, long live promise-based `await` delays!
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Git protip: automatically setup remote tracking on push
No more explicit branch tracking on push! Say hello to autoSetupRemote configuration!
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Git protip: gently force push
Did you know that you could force the push without risking to erase your collegues work?
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Modern Web Apps expands and becomes React PWA!
Our flagship training course expands and changes name to better reflect its core tenets!
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Git protip: autocorrect command typos
Do you make typos when writing your commands? Would you like Git to correct automatically?
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JS protip: Formatting a time distance
Find out how to easily and cleanly format date/time distances in JavaScript whilst honoring locale preferences, all without resorting to third-party libraries!
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JS protip: Formatting date/time ranges
Find out how to easily and cleanly format date/time ranges in JavaScript whilst honoring locale preferences, all without resorting to third-party libraries!
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JS protip: Formatting a date/time according to locale
Find out how to easily and cleanly format dates and times in JavaScript whilst honoring locale preferences, all without resorting to third-party libraries!
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JS protip: Grabbing last items from an array
Check out the many ways — some brand-new! — to grab stuff from the end of an array in JavaScript.
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Git protip: quickly rewrite an old commit message
What about an alias that would to the job for you?
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Git protip: easily add missing changes to an old commit
You can quickly "update" an old commit thanks to "commit --fixup"