Code To Go

Find updated snippets for common JavaScript use cases

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Find updated snippets for common JavaScript use cases

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Code to go helps developers learning JavaScript find up to date, accurate and ready to use snippets of JavaScript code for common use cases.

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Why would you want to use this over say https://stackoverflow.com/ it'll usually end up in staggeration of information. The use-cases / snippets shared here may or may note apply to your use-case and if you knew what applies best to your use-case....? I do see a point in making a process out of this but this effort could be used to populate these questions over StackExchange or MDN and not fragment information further.

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- Copy paste friendly

Cons:

- Lack of information of where something is applicable

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8yr ago

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Thanks @_mathdotrandom! The purpose of Code to go is *not* to replace Stackoverflow, however there are plenty of use cases where the answers on stackoverflow are outdated.. even though you have the correct answer there, it's not marked as `accepted` and we can't change that.. (like this one: https://stackoverflow.com/questi...) Also most of the use cases on Codetogo point to MDN whenever possible, example: https://codetogo.io/how-to-inter... MDN is an excellent resource for intermediate to advanced developers, but beginners don't really understand that in that for example that the `Event` in `Event.preventDefault` points to the `Event` interface and that they need to reference the `event` variable (https://developer.mozilla.org/en...)

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8yr ago

HEALTHY IS MANDATORY Hello Friends, The information you share is very interesting. I want more information from you,Thank you

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8yr ago

Love the design, looks great on my phone. Looking forward to using this. Thanks for the awesome resource.

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8yr ago

Programming Knowledge Map

Maker

@nate_davis we're glad you like it :D

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8yr ago

Great and clean UI! Search works smooth but Use Cases page needs categorization (ex: Syntax, Variables, Assignment, Strings, Numbers, etc.) in some kind of a possible tagging format.

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8yr ago

Programming Knowledge Map

Maker

@aparkhills makes sense, noted :D thanks!

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8yr ago

Duplikit

Just a heads up on your featured iteration example on Javascript array iteration- "For...in" loops are generally NOT recommended for arrays because the order is not guaranteed (which is generally important for arrays). I don't want anyone to get a bad first impression of the product just because of the choice of example.

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8yr ago

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Maker

Hi @robmoore thanks for your comment! Did you mean "For .. of" or "For .. in"? I've used "For .. of" rather than "For ..in" or any other alternative because it's ES2015+ and because you can break from it using the break keyword whereas with forEach or .map you can't break from it. What do you think?

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8yr ago

@robmoore @jadjoubran I agree—the example of using "for...of" is nice, but needs to specify "when the order is not important". From a performance standpoint, to iterate over an array and keep the order preserved, a plain old "for" loop is the best, though it's uglier

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8yr ago