Showing posts with label javascript. Show all posts
Showing posts with label javascript. Show all posts

November 13, 2019

AMA with Scott Halensman

Recently I have been invited to the MSIgnite 2019 in Florida. MSIgnite is a week-long celebration of the Microsoft technologies about the new tech, announcements and lot more. I was there from the JSLovers (My community) and interact with the experts and other community leaders.

One of the activities was AMA with Scott Hanselman. I heard a lot about him and I was curious to meet him in person. AMA was attended by 15 community leaders worldwide and it was an off-record and most candid conversation we had.

November 12, 2019

Vuejs Props 101

In VueJS, props is powerful way to have communication between the parent and child components. This is the guide for anyone who wants to start with the vuejs' props.


January 23, 2019

ES6 Map() Object

In Javascript, we have mainly two types to store data for complex data or mixed type of data - Array and Objects. Whereas in the rest of the programming language we have many more data structures. Objects are the most flexible and useful when you want to store the data in a key/value pair. The only issue is that the key can be only String.


August 11, 2017

[Code] | Javascript map() - Functional Programming


map calls a provided callback function once for each element in an array, in order, and constructs a new array from the results. callback is invoked only for indexes of the array which have assigned values, including undefined.




1) The map() method creates a new array with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array.


August 08, 2017

[JSLovers Meetup] Thisdot + JSLovers (Reactjs, Graphql and more..)

Hey Guys,

I am excited to announce that JSLovers and Thisdot is doing a collab meetup on 26th August 2017 at Microsoft , Gurgaon. This is the way community grows. We have the speakers from USA, Bangalore and Delhi/Gurgaon too. 


July 28, 2017

[JSLovers - Meetup] Your Vote Does Matter (atleast for JSLovers)

Hey Peeps, 

As you know that I am the organizer of JSLovers community - Delhi/Mumbai. 

 I was getting lot of request in Delhi Meetup to do a Javascript focus meetup as we did our last "Let's decode Javascript Series" approx. 2.3 years ago. 




July 26, 2017

Google IO 2017 Moments

I got the opportunity to attend the Google IO 2017 from my company. It was a dream came true. 


For those who don't know what is Google IO - Google IO is 3 days conference for developers. Google do announcement of all the new products and changes/improvements they are doing in these 3 days. 


July 16, 2017

[Meetup] | JSLovers @ IOT meetup

It is always fun to do collaboration with other meetup groups. 

This time IOT meetup group was doing a meetup. They wanted a Javascript fundamental  session and their core team invited JSLovers to take the session on Javascript


July 15, 2017

Lighthouse Chrome | Best tool for Web Developers

In 2017 Google IO introduced a new tool - Lighthouse. 

When auditing a page, Lighthouse runs a barrage of tests against the page, and then generates a report on how well the page did. From here you can use the failing tests as indicators on what you can do to improve your app.

July 14, 2017

Top interview questions for Typescript

TypeScript  is a free and open-source programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It is a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript, and adds optional static typing to the language. 


Here are the top 5 interview questions for the Typescript:


June 23, 2016

Workshop angular2 and ES6 @ jslovers

Hey,

Want to learn and explore Angularjs2 and ES6?

Join the JSLovers upcoming workshop @ Expedia Gurgaon on 26th June 2016.

For more details check :

Meetup.com/jslovers

Happy learning!!