If you are new to JavaScript, this post will be helpful in getting you familiar with one it's most common methods -- toString()! If not, then this might be a nice refresher where you learn about alternate ways of using this method. Understanding thes...
For the first 100 days of 2021, as part of #100DaysOfCode, I am re-introducing myself to common JavaScript concepts and blogging about them! For this post, I am going to talk about closures and IIFEs and how important they can be in JavaScript progra...
For 2021, one of my goals is to take online courses that continue what I learned last year. Since JavaScript was one of the major subjects learned in last year's Flatiron School experience, I decided to learn a brand new library and take a new course...
Recently, I got to experience my first (mock) technical interview where I was asked to transform a valid JSON string's keys from kebab-case to camelCase . Part 1: A Single JSON string // example input const exampleJson = `{ "first-name": "Brando...
Last week, I got to experience my first technical interview... ever! To be fair, there were some aspects of it that probably aren't typical of actual technical interviews. But nonetheless, I walked away feeling grateful. I wanted to write a little bl...
Author's note (07/07/2020): This article was originally published on July 1st, 2020. Since then, I made changes to talk more about the specific functions I used on the frontend to allow for client-server communication. For my fourth project at the Fl...
