Unfortunately, I have to admit that I have fallen in love with VueJS, the progressive framework of Javascript, which has been a trend for months and to which I am now going to dedicate a few entries. If you are a reader of the blog, you will be able to see that I have not delved deeper into JavaScript frameworks such as React or AngularJS, for various reasons, which I now detail and which I had not been able to mention before. Today yes! What VueJS is It is a…read more
Let’s keep on learning ES6 features, and after the first entrance on a few tips, today’s lesson is dedicated to arrow functions. The concept behind this functions are sintax reduce, they are anonimous functions, no bind with “this”, and always returning a value. They are defined with an arrow: () => { } The sintax is simple: and it can be equal to: As you can verify, the sentences are shorter, and easier to read, although the sintax depends on how paramaters the functions needs (in case it needs). By…read more
It is true that Javascript is not my favorite language, but it does not mean that it should not be aware of it, although everything that is valid for Javascript is also valid for TypeScript. Today I’d like to comment on a few basic tricks that will make you take advantage of all the resources better than ES6 (and in future versions)! Template Strings One of the things I like most about Python is the way to create expressions of strings, you don’t need to be chaining things, like that:…read more
I have enough trying to learn TypeScript and now that I can manage myself quite well, I go to a new level by stating to use Gulp.js, a software community implemented using Node.js with several plugins, in order to automating tasks with Javascript. Gulp.js gulp is a Javascript library written for Javascript developers, a toolkit for automating painful or time-consuming tasks in your development workflow, so you can stop messing around and build something. Now that I am developing with TypeScript, it is convinient to use it for the conversion,…read more
Since few months ago, there is a feature related to Javascript that I must include as a new resource in my programming skills, and of course, migrated to TypeScript. To be clear, I am talking about promises. Promises are here to stay, and the reaseon is becuase promises are designed for a better writting software development. So, that’s my reason to write this entrance, and even more if you use AJAX calls. What is AJAX AJAX are a set on tecniques that allow a developer to change data from a…read more
