Ever thought of having an application to run it directly instead of multiple shell commands? And won’t it be cool to just convert your shell script into a Mac application and use it just like any other mac applications? So… Continue Reading →
Have you ever discovered a scenario wherever you probably did some arithmetic computation on decimal numbers in a computer and it returned an unexpected weird result? That one question you’d have asked is why 0.1 + 0.2 does not equal… Continue Reading →
JavaScript supports Generator functions and Objects similar to Python Generators. Let’s see what is JavaScript Generators and how it works. What is Generator Generator in ES6 is a new way of working with functions and iterators. It appears to be… Continue Reading →
JavaScript has many ways to handle asynchronous calls and Promise is one of the mostly used built-in object nowadays. so let’s understand what is Promise and how it works. Promises: It’s a built-in object in JavaScript ES6 to handle asynchronous calls. Before… Continue Reading →
Pay attention to the things first which are the most important. Distance yourself from negativity. Stop only when DONE not when TIRED. Wake up with determination and go to bed with satisfaction. Do it Now else ‘LATER‘ with become ‘NEVER‘…. Continue Reading →
Ever got into a trap of fraudulent transactions from your bank account? Do you have faith and believe in yourself and on the service provider that you will get OTP/verification before a transaction can take place from your bank account or… Continue Reading →
Snippet: Snippets are small scripting feature that allows you to execute within the sources panel of Chrome Developer tools. It executes from the context of the currently opened page. Can access and run them from any page. Firefox has scratchpad editor… Continue Reading →
Global object Array itself does not have any remove or delete method. But there are many other ways to remove array elements in JavaScript. Below are the different ways to remove array elements in JavaScript. From the start of an… Continue Reading →
A useful mnemonic for Call() and Apply() is: a in apply() stands for array of arguments. c in call() stands for comma separated arguments. The difference between apply() and call() is just the way arguments are passed: apply() : Invoke a function with arguments passed as an… Continue Reading →
Ever wondered how to save any data or a large object from Chrome browser console while debugging? Let’s talk about it and get the hands on that. It’s pretty easy to do it with a few clicks and a simple… Continue Reading →
