Kieran Barker

Blog posts filed under “JavaScript”

  1. How to use event delegation with jQuery
  2. How I built a password toggle script in vanilla JavaScript
  3. Declare multiple JavaScript variables in one statement
  4. Building a word and character count app in vanilla JavaScript
  5. Named callback functions in JavaScript
  6. The difference between parameters and arguments in JavaScript functions
  7. Short-circuit evaluation in JavaScript
  8. Recreating jQuery's basic "effects" in vanilla JS
  9. How to manipulate an element's classes in vanilla JS
  10. Reduce an array to a single value with vanilla JS
  11. How to scope your selectors in vanilla JS
  12. How to empty an element in vanilla JS
  13. Returning boolean values in JavaScript
  14. How to check if every item in an array meets a condition
  15. The nullish coalescing operator in JavaScript
  16. How I built a random quotes app with vanilla JavaScript
  17. How I built a top stories feed in vanilla JS
  18. How to get your Jekyll posts as a JavaScript array
  19. How to detect form submissions in JavaScript
  20. How to structure a JavaScript file
  21. How to build a JavaScript clock
  22. How to stop an infinite loop in Chromium
  23. My favourite ES6 features
  24. My approach to event delegation
  25. How I use event delegation with Reef
  26. The difference between nodeName and tagName
  27. How to get the active element in DevTools
  28. Resources for regular expressions
  29. Two ways to create a regular expression in JavaScript
  30. Array literals vs the Array() constructor
  31. Three ways to write a JavaScript function
  32. Guard clauses in JavaScript
  33. The simplest way to check the event target
  34. How the Array.prototype.slice.call() trick works
  35. Static vs live NodeLists
  36. Syntax errors vs logic errors
  37. How to get the last item in a JavaScript array
  38. String concatenation in vanilla JS
  39. Nodes aren't always HTML elements
  40. Name your variables explicitly
  41. Everyone has JavaScript, right?
  42. How to manipulate attributes in vanilla JS
  43. Array.indexOf() vs Array.includes()
  44. How to get the children of an element in vanilla JS
  45. Get an element's total width and height in vanilla JS
  46. The outerHTML property in vanilla JS
  47. How to check an email address in vanilla JS
  48. Understanding client-side JavaScript frameworks
  49. How to write an IIFE from scratch
  50. The difference between break and continue in JavaScript
  51. The textContent and innerText properties in vanilla JS
  52. The console.table() method in JavaScript
  53. What is the DOM?
  54. Properties and methods in JavaScript
  55. Dot notation and bracket notation in JavaScript
  56. Introducing JavaScript objects
  57. Understanding prototypes and inheritance in JavaScript
  58. The in operator vs the hasOwnProperty() method in vanilla JavaScript
  59. Never rely on the global event property in JavaScript
  60. Event flow in JavaScript
  61. The difference between event target and event currentTarget
  62. The difference between event.stopPropagation() and event.stopImmediatePropagation()
  63. The event.preventDefault() method in JavaScript
  64. Getting started with Svelte
  65. The instanceof operator in JavaScript
  66. An addClass() helper function
  67. How to check if an object has at least one property in JavaScript
  68. Named access on the window object
  69. Implicit return statements in JavaScript
  70. The const keyword in JavaScript
  71. Changing the context of the forEach() callback
  72. The flatMap() method in vanilla JS
  73. The difference between null and undefined in JavaScript
  74. Setting defaults for package.json
  75. How to check if a value is an array in JavaScript
  76. How to inspect JSON data in Chrome DevTools and Visual Studio Code
  77. When should you use a switch statement in JavaScript?
  78. Serialize form data into a query string in vanilla JS
  79. Serialize form data into an array in vanilla JS
  80. Serialize form data into an object in vanilla JS
  81. Serialize form data into a JSON string in vanilla JS
  82. Serialize.js: A tiny form serialization library