There are many ways to write code but generally the first way for many people is very long and can take you some time. Here is my latest post that will increase your efficiency and productivity when coding JavaScript.

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This is my latest post that will increase your efficiency and productivity when coding JavaScript. There are many ways to write code but generally the first way for many people is very long and can take you some time. The ternary operator can be used to check if numbers are not equal. Short circuit conditionals can also be used in JavaScript.

17 Interesting JavaScript Tricks

I’m not a fan of the word “Noob” when referencing a beginner. Yes the word noob does mean “newbie” =&gt; “beginner”. However over the years the term “noob” has almost always exclusively been used as an insult to point out that someone is bad at a certain task. The developer community is already filled with people suffering from imposter syndrome, no need to make these people feel even worse. Therefore I always prefer the word “beginner” rather than the insulting word “noob”.

There is a couple of bugs in code snippets provided in article.

There are some good tips but this article contains some errors on examples… Be careful

Thanks for this article. I realize I doing some beginner tips over the years haha