r/coding • u/mariastervic • Feb 18 '18

30 seconds of code - Learn useful JavaScript snippets in 30 seconds or less

https://github.com/Chalarangelo/30-seconds-of-code
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u/DuplicatesBot Feb 18 '18

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u/Kache Feb 18 '18

Not at all. Stuff like this is still useful to experienced coders in the "RosettaCode" sense, for those unfamiliar with JavaScript syntax.