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This resource is my go-to: https://gist.github.com/mrmartineau/9e39954c0afe02f53b4c0c7814bc601b
how is this project/gist useful over MDN?
@omensah: Alas, it’s a solo project, but thanks for the offer!
@donsalvadori: it complements MDN. For details, you have to consult it.
I like the type information supplied by TypeScript. More detail on params. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/7b9ceb85fa4e19ade740faa2af2e00e62e16f7c9/src/lib/es2015.core.d.ts#L37
But the examples are a must. 👍
it'd be nice to specify which method involves Symbol.species or which method doesn't
edit actually, I guess that T[]
would imply species, right? If that's the case, ignore my comment.
I saw this the other day: Array Explorer. A cli tool to help you determine which array method you want/need to use. I'm not sure who it's designed for, but it's interesting nonetheless.
Good article!! Could I translate this into Japanese?
I'll write down the link to this article.
Nice summary! Yet another way of documenting using only examples https://github.com/marcinnajder/powerseq (tooltips)
I think you're missing smoosh
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This is awesome
There's a typo in push
methods description: "Adds adds <...>"
Here is a similar stuff.
Please, can I join you in this quest? I will do my research well on these API's and start contributing.