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Topic: JavaScript – Page 19

  1. Non-capturing groups in JavaScript regular expressions

    Published May 06 2018 in JavaScript , RegularExpressions

    How to group substrings in regular expressions without capturing them. Say hello to non-capturing groups.

  2. +-0, NaN and Object.is in JavaScript

    Published Apr 21 2018 in JavaScript

    Object.is is a better alternative to ===. Let's have a look at why!

  3. What the v...DOM?

    Published Apr 19 2018 in JavaScript
  4. Accessing the DOM is not equal accessing the DOM – live vs. static element collections

    Published Mar 22 2018 in JavaScript

    When a browser receives an HTML document, it creates the Document Object Model (DOM) which is a tree representation of the document. There are various methods to access DOM elements and they all return different things.

  5. lookaheads (and lookbehinds) in JavaScript regular expressions

    Published Mar 18 2018 in JavaScript , RegularExpressions

    I never had to use the lookahead feature in regular expressions but today I had a look and digged deeper.

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