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A little helper function to retry a function automatically a limited number of times (or until success) and with a certain delay between retries. Useful e.g. when working with a flaky API.
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Huh. But if the array has 2+ items, attempting to sort it will cause a TypeError.
type="button"Published on in JavaScript, React and TypeScript
A <button> element defaults to type="submit"
which can cause accidental form submissions.
Make type="button" the default in your Button component
to make your life easier.
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The TypeScript compiler could help prevent "illegal invocation" errors at compile time, at least theoretically.
dangerouslySetInnerHTMLPublished on in JavaScript, React and TypeScript
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To handle internal link clicks when using dangerouslySetInnerHTML,
attach click event listeners to the rendered links.
In the listener, push the link to the browser history.
.mts is a cool file extension (TypeScript ES modules)Published on in JavaScript, Node.js and TypeScript
What's that, a file extension named after me?! Or a file extension for TypeScript files that are always ES modules?
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Using recursion,
logical OR assignment operator (||=),
BigInts
and more!
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I.e. props that depend on other props. You can require and forbid certain prop combinations by utilizing TypeScript's union and intersection types.
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"Parameter properties" reduce boilerplate in classes, but they can also make the code hard to read.
default doesn't have to be the last casePublished on in C#, Clean code, JavaScript and TypeScript
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Non-last default cases are confusing
but perfectly valid.
Sometimes it makes sense to place them at the beginning or in the middle.