Javascript - How to use "for" statement for iterating over properties of objects
In Javascript you can iterate over the properties of an object using a for in loop. If we have the following javascript object with two string »
In Javascript you can iterate over the properties of an object using a for in loop. If we have the following javascript object with two string »
In Javascript you can use setTimeout to set a time for a function to be triggered, it will only be triggered once. If you want to »
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As I have done for the past many years, I will again this year create a list of my favourite books on software development. In recent »
Just like last year I will write a short post on how my blog has been doing goal and SEO wise in 2022 and compare it »
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In this post I will share four ways to diff and compare files in Visual Studio Code. All of them are built-in and require no extensions. »
Last month - November - I had 25.066 organic and referral traffic, that is everything that is no direct traffic. In November 2021 this number »
In C# you can easily convert a DateTimeOffset to Unix time in seconds or miliseconds using the built-in methods ToUnixTimeSeconds or ToUnixTimeMilliseconds: var dateTimeOffset = DateTimeOffset.Now; »