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AI-powered development: Chrome extension with ChatGPT
Published: at 04:00 PMEver wondered if AI could replace developers? I put ChatGPT to the test by asking it to create a simple Chrome extension. What seemed like a straightforward task turned into a curious journey with unexpected twists. Did the AI succeed, or did it fall short? Dive into this article to find out how well ChatGPT handled the challenge of coding in the real world.
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jaqt: javascript queries and transformations
Published: at 03:34 PMJAQT is a JavaScript library that provides SQL and GraphQL-inspired functions, Array.select() and Array.where(), for working with arrays and objects. It enhances the native Array.map() and Array.filter() methods by adding syntactic sugar for easier querying, without introducing a custom query language. This allows users to perform complex data transformations using plain JavaScript, making the code both powerful and intuitive. The library is lightweight and flexible, designed for scenarios where ease of use is preferred over performance improvements.
OpenAI is shockingly good at unminifying code
Published: at 01:26 PMThe article explains how OpenAI tools assist in reverse-engineering minified JavaScript. It uses an example of a complex ASCII art generator to show how ChatGPT can interpret the code, making it more readable by converting it to TypeScript. The article highlights the utility of AI in understanding and debugging obfuscated code.
Front End Interview Handbook
Published: at 02:57 PMThe Frontend Interview Handbook is a comprehensive resource designed to help developers prepare for frontend job interviews. It covers essential topics like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and algorithms, offering practice questions, tips, and detailed explanations. The handbook also provides guidance on how to approach interviews, what to expect, and how to present your skills effectively to potential employers. It’s a valuable tool for anyone looking to excel in frontend development interviews.
JS Dates Are About to Be Fixed
Published: at 02:47 PMThe article explains how JavaScript's new Temporal API, specifically the Temporal.ZonedDateTime object, resolves longstanding issues with date and time handling. Traditional JavaScript Date objects lose critical context like time zones, leading to inaccuracies. Temporal fixes this by accurately representing dates with time zones, handling Daylight Saving Time, and providing reliable date comparisons and arithmetic. This new API simplifies global time consistency in modern web development.