Ecmascript2022

Jun 30, 2022

• authorImg Chetan Gawai
authorImg Chetan Gawai

I am a Javascript and React enthusiast, and I absolutely love writing technical blogs. There's just something about the process of breaking down complex concepts and sharing my knowledge with others that really excites me. In my free time, I enjoy exploring my other passions, such as painting, gardening, cooking, and managing my food blog.

Ecma International approves ECMAScript 2022

 ECMAScript 2022 is officially a standard now! Let's see what's new in ECMAScript 2022.

Mar 17, 2022

• authorImg Chetan Gawai
authorImg Chetan Gawai

I am a Javascript and React enthusiast, and I absolutely love writing technical blogs. There's just something about the process of breaking down complex concepts and sharing my knowledge with others that really excites me. In my free time, I enjoy exploring my other passions, such as painting, gardening, cooking, and managing my food blog.

ECMAScript 2022: Ergonomic brand check for private fields

 ECMAScript 2022 provides a simpler way to check if an object has a given private field using the 'in' operator.

Feb 24, 2022

• authorImg Chetan Gawai
authorImg Chetan Gawai

I am a Javascript and React enthusiast, and I absolutely love writing technical blogs. There's just something about the process of breaking down complex concepts and sharing my knowledge with others that really excites me. In my free time, I enjoy exploring my other passions, such as painting, gardening, cooking, and managing my food blog.

ECMAScript 2022 introduces at() method in Array, String, TypedArray

 The at() method takes an integer value and returns the element at that index. It allows both positive and negative integers. Negative integers denote counting back from the last item in the array.