ECMAScript 2023, the 14th edition of the language, has some great changes that will make your programming life easier.  In this article, I'll go through each of the changes and explain why they're helpful. So let’s dive in and see some new methods we got as an early Christmas

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ECMAScript 2023 introduces changes to JavaScript that make programming easier. The changes include the Object.groupBy method for grouping objects based on a property value, the Array.toSliced(), Array.toSorted(), and Array.toReversed() methods for manipulating arrays without mutating the original array, and the findLast() and findLastIndex() methods for finding the last element or index in an array that satisfies a condition.

What's New in JavaScript in 2023 – Changes with Code Examples

Array.toSliced(), Array.toSorted(), and Array.toReversed()

Really digging the updates in JavaScript this year! The Object.groupBy method is a game changer for organizing data. Plus, finding the last item in an array just got way easier, which is a plus for me personally. &gt;:3
I like that ECMAScript 2023 is bringing some neat tricks to the table.

Object.groupBy seems great! also all of the “<a href="http://Array.to" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Array.to</a>” variations.

This is really awesome 💯💯💯💯