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Whistle-Blower.js A Simple Javascript Validation Library :fire: Inspired by laravel validator library Contents Installation Available Options Available Rules Basic Usage Examples Adding Custom Rules Contribute

ES6 provides us with a new way to export and import in our files. ES5 in Node we have module.exports and require() We export our object our method using module.exports And we import it by using

While my entertainment videos made with Red are perhaps the most popular thing that I've put out there yet, there's still a number of other things I wish I were doing with my social media career. I dedicated

W tym wpisie przedstawię w jaki sposób stworzyć tło z poruszającymi się cząsteczkami. Całość oparta będzie o element canvas oraz ES6. Wykorzystam tutaj kod, który już kiedyś stworzyłem jako część gry Paper

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about using the new class syntax in JavaScript. As I explained there, the new class syntax, introduced in ECMAScript 2015 (ES6), is just a syntactical sugar for the extant

ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) has specified a new syntax for defining classes in JavaScript. Of course, this does not change the basic inheritance pattern in JavaScript, which is prototype-based inheritance. It

Arrow functinos are a new syntax for functions in JavaScript. Here are a few examples: let f = (a, b) => { let c = 4; return a + b - c; }; let g = x => x * x; Due to their brevity, arrow functions

In this series on ES6, I'll be giving a little guide to each of the major new features. ES6, or ES2015, is working its way into more and more applications and frameworks, with first-class support now present