ES2019 or ES10 is the 2019 version of JavaScript. After the major 2015 update, JavaScript has been evolving every year. Developers get a small set of useful features, that helps us balance between innovation and stability. You can also follow […]
ES6
In this article, you will find different ways to reverse a string. Attempt to solve this exercise alone, and run the code in the below terminal.
Exercise: Reversing a string in JavaScript
In software development, working with strings is a common problem. We often read, process, and write text files, perform logging on the activities of a system, or analyze user input. Learning how to perform string operations is essential in any […]
Using Strings in JavaScript
In this article, you will learn about higher order functions. An important cornerstone of functional programming is higher order functions. If you want to write programs in mostly functional style, it is inevitable that you master the basics of higher […]
Higher Order Functions in JavaScript
This article will give you an overview on the new features of ES2018. First, we will discuss the new features of ES2018. Then you will learn what you need to do to start using them today. You may want to […]
What’s New in ES2018?
As I promised in my last article on JavaScript fundamentals, you can expect some beginner-friendly content on this blog along with some learning paths. I strongly believe in practical application. Therefore, I will not bore you with facts, long theory, […]
JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners
The ability to write asynchronous functions is a major update in ES2017. In order to understand this chapter, I suggest that you review the chapter on promises. What are asynchronous functions? Asynchronous functions are functions that return a promise. We […]
A Practical Introduction to ES2017 Async-Await
If you have read most of the blog posts of zsoltnagy.eu, you can conclude that most of the articles require at least some basic knowledge about JavaScript. The main exception is the JavaScript Basics category. This article is in the […]
Using JavaScript in 2018 – Experience and Opportunities
Exercise: Suppose the following tables are given in the form of arrays of objects: [crayon-614e49c841f0b960721606/] Translate the following SQL query using map, reduce, and filter: [crayon-614e49c841f13059687837/] You are not allowed to use loops, if statements, logical operators, or the ternary […]
Translating SQL Queries using Map-Reduce-Filter in JavaScript
Exercise: What is memoization? What are its benefits? What is the necessary condition for using memoization? Illustrate the benefits of memoization using an example. Remark: Expect these types of questions when bridging theory with practice. You need to know what […]
Memoization in JavaScript
Exercise: Create a stopwatch that counts down from a given number of seconds in the format mm:ss. Make it possible to start, pause, and reset the countdown. Make sure you can pass a callback function to the timer that is […]
JavaScript Tech Interview Exercise 16: Stopwatch
We have skipped a couple of exercises that transformed our Pomodoro app into a Kanban board. Tasks 12 – 15 are great exercises for refactoring, and you can get access to them in ES6 in Practice, but they are less […]
JavaScript Tech Interview Exercise 15: Drag and Dropping Cards
Exercise: Store the state of the application in a local storage. Make sure the application state is reloaded once you refresh the page. Solution: Clone PomodoroTracker2 from my GitHub repository as a starting point. Alternatively, you can use your own […]
JavaScript Tech Interview Exercise 11: Persistence with Local Storage
You might not know about me that I have conducted tech interviews with over 500 software developers from more than twenty countries with the objective of identifying and hiring the best talent. I have also been in the candidate position, […]
JavaScript Tech Interview Exercise 10: Pomodoro App Markup and Styling Refactoring
The article ES6 Strings and Template Literals introduced you to the syntax of ES6 strings and template literals. However, if you wanted to use ES6 template literals for microtemplating, the article itself does not help you. In this article, you […]