In this tutorial we will be building a website without a front-end framework but making use of Webpack to support writing modern JavaScript (ES6+), including ES Modules and Sass. We all love React, Vue, Angular, [front-end framework]. But, it might be overkill to use them if you just need to build a simple website.
HackerRank Solution in ES6 Javascript to Challenge: Sparse Arrays
My solution to HackerRank challenge Sparse Arrays found under Data Structures > Arrays > Sparse Arrays.
HackerRank Solution in ES6 Javascript to Challenge: Dynamic Array
My solution to HackerRank challenge Dynamic Array found under Data Structures > Arrays > Dynamic Array.
Char, Word, Sentence and Paragraph Counter JavaScript and React
In one of my React projects I had to do a character counter for some text inputs, so I thought it would be fun to build a small project to count characters, words, sentences and paragraphs from a textbox in plain ol’ vanilla JavaSCript and also in React.
Date Range Validation in JavaScript ES5 and One-Liner ES6
Snippet to validate a date range where the start date cannot be greater than the end date in JavaScript, the ES5 way and the better one-liner ES6 way.
Filter Select List Options (Typeahead) in JavaScript ES6
JavaScript ES6 snippet to filter the options in a select list.
Online Markdown Editor – GitHub Flavored
So I spent this past weekend creating an Online Markdown Editor. I used React.js…
HackerRank Solution in ES6 Javascript to Challenge: Arrays – Left Rotation
My solution to HackerRank challenge Left Rotation found under Data Structures > Arrays > Left Rotation.
HackerRank Solution in ES6 Javascript to Challenge: 2D Array – DS
My solution to HackerRank challenge 2D Array – DS found under Data Structures > Arrays > 2D Array – DS.
HackerRank Solution in ES6 Javascript to Challenge: Arrays – DS
I just started to complete challenges over at HackerRank and this is the first challenge, Arrays – DS, under Data Structures > Arrays. I will be posting my solutions as I compete them. (Whenever I have time to actually work on them, haha)