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• December 18, 2017

  Template Literals in Javascript

  There are two ways to write strings in javascript - single quotes and double quotes. With ES6, we have another way to write strings using backticks (``). This is called Template literal. Let's dive into details!String InterpolationBefore ES6, if w...

• December 16, 2017

  Arrow functions in Javascript Part II

  Hello, Everyone! In my last post, I wrote about how to write Arrow functions. Today, I am going to talk about how arrow functions do not change the value of this.Let’s start with an example and see, what I am talking about. I want to change the ba...

• December 15, 2017

  Arrow functions in Javascript Part I

  Today, I am going to talk about Arrow functions. This is a hot topic in ES6. I have divided this post into two parts so that one post doesn't get awfully long. Let's get started!Arrow functions are short and niceOne of the main things about arrow ...

• December 14, 2017

  let, const and var in Javascript

  Recently, I started taking a course ES6 For Everyone by Wes Bos to brush up my ES6. I will be posting about ES6 as I go through the course.Today, I am going to talk about let, const and var. Before ES6, we only had var and variables declared usin...

• October 28, 2017

  flex-grow, flex-shrink and flex-basis in Flexbox

  In my last post, I talked about Javascript. Today, I am shifting my focus back to CSS Flexbox. I am going to explain flex property.flex is a shorthand property for flex-grow, flex-shrink, and flex-basis. All these properties are applied to flex it...