Lists of all sorts (e.g. grocery, to-do, grades etc) are a normal facet of our daily lives. Their ubiquitousness extends to software engineering as many programming tasks require manipulating lists. This post exposes new ways of doing popular list manipulation tasks in JavaScript and a little more too.
Month: January 2015
7 Cool tricks with Chrome DevTools
1. $_ $_ re-evaluates the last expression and is similar to the '_' command in python's REPL. However _ prints the last 'non-None' value while $_ prints the value of the last evaluated expression even if it is undefined. 2. $() and $$() selectors $() selects the first matching DOM element while $$() selects all matching DOM elements. Quite useful if jQuery is missing. … Continue reading 7 Cool tricks with Chrome DevTools
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