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Ajay Yadav (@atechajay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Change your mindset of thinking Array and Object in JavaScript. In JavaScript, arrays are just special objects. That’s why accessing array elements with bracket notation feels similar to accessing object properties by keys. Both arr[0] and obj[1] are essentially property

Change your mindset of thinking Array and Object in JavaScript.

In JavaScript, arrays are just special objects. That’s why accessing array elements with bracket notation feels similar to accessing object properties by keys. 

Both arr[0] and obj[1] are essentially property
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Yesterday, I was working on a feature where I used useMemo and useEffect hooks. I passed an array/object as dependencies to both of them. Then I encountered an error that crashed the application: "Maximum update depth exceeded". This error occurred because each time the

Yesterday, I was working on a feature where I used useMemo and useEffect hooks. I passed an array/object as dependencies to both of them.

Then I encountered an error that crashed the application: "Maximum update depth exceeded".

This error occurred because each time the
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Search inputs firing too fast can kill performance. Debouncing delays events so you only act when users pause. Here, Ajay Yadav shows how to build debounce functions in JS and choose timing wisely. freecodecamp.org/news/optimize-…

Search inputs firing too fast can kill performance.

Debouncing delays events so you only act when users pause.

Here, <a href="/ATechAjay/">Ajay Yadav</a> shows how to build debounce functions in JS and choose timing wisely.

freecodecamp.org/news/optimize-…
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JavaScript Interview Series starts soon, brought to you by The Div Soup. Any specific requirements or suggestions? Please share below. 👇🏻

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As a developer, you'll need to know how to test your code to make sure it's working as it should. And in this tutorial, Ajay Yadav teaches you how to test your JavaScript apps in a few different ways. He covers Unit, Integration, and End-to-End testing as well as some

As a developer, you'll need to know how to test your code to make sure it's working as it should.

And in this tutorial, <a href="/ATechAjay/">Ajay Yadav</a> teaches you how to test your JavaScript apps in a few different ways.

He covers Unit, Integration, and End-to-End testing as well as some
Ajay Yadav (@atechajay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Back in 2021, I had $0 income. No clients. No job. No idea where to start. I began my journey by sharing my learnings on Twitter (now X). Fast forward to today — I’ve built 4 solid sources of income: - Earnings from X - Freelance work with 3 amazing clients - A full-time

Back in 2021, I had $0 income.

No clients.
No job.
No idea where to start.

I began my journey by sharing my learnings on Twitter (now X).

Fast forward to today — I’ve built 4 solid sources of income:
- Earnings from X
- Freelance work with 3 amazing clients
- A full-time
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🚨 We’re Hiring Looking for a JavaScript Developer/Writer (Fresher) who loves to build, write, and grow. Reply 'JS', will reach out to you!

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Frontend Developers Might Become History.🤨 Last Friday, I was working on some frontend development strategies when a specific requirement came up from the PM. Out of curiosity, I thought ... why not test the real capabilities of AI now? So, I jumped straight to Claude,

Frontend Developers Might Become History.🤨

Last Friday, I was working on some frontend development strategies when a specific requirement came up from the PM.

Out of curiosity, I thought ... why not test the real capabilities of AI now?

So, I jumped straight to Claude,
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JavaScript for Noobs Working on a series called "JavaScript for Noobs". I’ll share this content on X and LinkedIn starting the 1st week of December. It will cover essential JavaScript concepts based on internship and job interview questions. If you’re interested, let me know