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#Alhumdulillah #MyFourthProjectDone #ToDoListApp I have designed this basic program using typescript having features of: #WhileLoop #Inquirer #push() This all has been done by using typescript, JavaScript, node.js and Inquirer. With the guidance of teachers: Sir Zia Khan, Ameen Alam, Daniyal Nagori Hamzah Syed, and Miss Manal Rana I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to review my code and provide feedback. Your insights and suggestions would be incredibly valuable to me as I continue to learn and improve. Here's the link to my code . 👉 Github repo URL:https://lnkd.in/dYJmYsn2 👉 npx Command: sd93-to-do-list-app

🚀 Day 6: Polyfills for JavaScript Array Methods 🚀 Today, I worked on creating polyfills for some commonly used JavaScript array methods, as well as some lodash methods. Here’s what I implemented: Array._isArray: A function to check if a value is an array. Array.prototype._push: A custom implementation of the push method. Array.prototype._chunk: Splits an array into chunks of a specified size. Array.prototype._compact: Removes falsy values from an array. Array.prototype._concat: Combines arrays and values into a new array. Array.prototype._flat: Flattens an array up to a specified depth. Array.prototype._difference: Returns values that are in the original array but not in the others. This exercise has been a fantastic way to deepen my understanding of JavaScript and how built-in methods work! 💻✨ 🔗 Check out the live project here: [ https://lnkd.in/gSNCwhzw ] #100DaysOfCodeChallenge #ReactJS #JavaScript #FrontendUI #100DaysOfCoding #CodingChallenge #WebDevelopment #ReactDeveloper #FrontendDevelopment #CodeEveryday #DigitalEngineering #WebTech #ProgrammingGoals

Hey, LinkedIn Community, 👋 🚀 I am delighted to announce the completion of my most recent TypeScript project: a CLI-based Number Guessing Game developed with TypeScript! 🎉 🔧 Key Highlights of the Project: TypeScript: Leveraged TypeScript to ensure type safety and improve code quality. Inquirer.js: Incorporated Inquirer.js for an interactive command-line interface. Chalk: Employed Chalk for vibrant and intuitive console output. Random Number Generation: Developed a random number generator to maintain the game's excitement and unpredictability. 🔗 For further exploration, I invite you to check out the project on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/dY7UZFYv This project has been an enriching learning journey, and I am eager to delve deeper into TypeScript's capabilities. 🔗 Discover more of my work on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/dKsmhEx3 🗨 Remember, every line of code you write, every bug you squash, and every concept you grasp is a step forward. 🚶♂️ Faculty: Sir Asharib Ali || Sir Ubaid ur Rehman || Sir Okasha Aijaz || Sir Naeem Hussain✅ #TypeScript #OpenSource #CodingCommunity #Developer #JavaScript #ProgrammingJourney #GIAIC

More feeds about Deno 2 appeared on my Insta feeds recently and decided to give it a try 😊 , curious about its modern approach to JavaScript and TypeScript. As we all know, in Node.js, we had to manually set up TypeScript, Linting, formatting, and testing with external tools like ts-node, ESLint, and Jest. Deno 2, however, has all these features built-in, making development faster and easier. Check out my latest article to see how I explored Deno’s awesome features! #denojs #typescript #nodejs

🌟 Diving Into Deno: A Modern JavaScript Runtime! 🌟 Today, I explored Deno, the cutting-edge runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that’s reshaping the developer experience. 🚀 🔧 Key Highlights of My Exploration: Installed Deno and set up its secure-by-default environment, a refreshing change from the traditional Node.js approach. Executed JavaScript and TypeScript files seamlessly without additional configuration, thanks to Deno’s built-in TypeScript compiler. Experimented with Deno's module resolution using URLs instead of npm, offering a lightweight, dependency-free approach to managing libraries. Looking forward to leveraging this in real-world projects and comparing its capabilities with Node.js. 💻✨ #Deno #JavaScript #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #ModernTools #DeveloperJourney

🎉 Excited about Next development and curious about TypeScript? 💻 Let's talk about a game-changer: PropTypes in TypeScript! 🔍 PropTypes from 'prop-types' has been a staple for prop validation in React. But did you know TypeScript offers a slick alternative? Say hello to strong typing directly within your components, ensuring type safety and catching errors early in your development process. Say goodbye to runtime headaches! In the given code snippet: - "PropTypes.node.isRequired" ensures that the children prop is provided and can be any React node, like strings, numbers, elements, or arrays. - "PropTypes.string.isRequired" specifies that the containerName prop is required and must be a string. - "PropTypes.node" allows the icon prop to be optional and can be any React node. - "PropTypes.string" defines that the className prop is optional and should be a string if provided. This way, PropTypes helps maintain consistency and reliability within the component, making it easier to understand and use. 🚀Join me in exploring TypeScript's power with PropTypes. Let's grow together! Follow: https://lnkd.in/gPnR74eJ #React #TypeScript #PropTypes #TypeSafety #DevJourney

🌟 Excited to share what I've been diving into recently: TypeScript/Javascript modules! 🚀 Understanding modules in TypeScript/Javascript has been eye-opening. They allow me to organize my code into reusable components, making it easier to maintain and scale projects. 🛠️ Here’s a quick rundown: Modules help to structure code by encapsulating related functionality. Exports allow specific functions or variables to be accessed from outside the module. Imports enable us to bring in functionalities from other modules into our current codebase. Whether it's organizing complex functionalities or preventing naming clashes, modules in TypeScript/Javascript have truly enhanced my development workflow. 🔍 Here is the link of my Github Repository: https://lnkd.in/gMnPi9br Teachers: Sir Hamza Alvi, Miss Manaheel Jamil, Sir Ameen Alam, Sir Asharib Ali, Sir Hamzah Syed , Sir Okasha Aijaz #TypeScript #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Modules #CodeOrganization #DeveloperCommunity #giaic

🚀 Excited to share my latest project! 🕒 I've developed a CLI countdown timer using TypeScript. 🎉 Key Features: Countdown Timer: Set and run timers directly from your command line interface. TypeScript: Leveraging TypeScript for enhanced type safety and modern JavaScript features. Easy to Use: Just specify the number of seconds, and the timer starts counting down! This project was a great opportunity to dive deeper into TypeScript and CLI development. Here is the link of my Github repository: https://lnkd.in/gP82G2Cb NPX Command: npx aleeze-countdowntimer Teachers: Sir Hamza Alvi, Miss Manaheel Jamil, Sir Ameen Alam, Sir Asharib Ali, Sir Hamzah Syed , Sir Okasha Aijaz #Typescript #CLI #Developer #Coding #LinkedInPost #CountDownTimer #giaic

Day 13 of #100DaysOfCode Today was all about diving deeper into the foundations of JavaScript and Node.js! Spent the day reviewing: Asynchronous JavaScript:   - Understanding the magic behind callbacks, promises, and async/await.   - Delving into the world of non-blocking code execution. Node.js Modules:   - Learning the ins and outs of creating and utilizing modules in Node.js.   - Exploring the plethora of built-in modules and leveraging npm for third-party modules. Each concept brings me one step closer to mastering Node.js and building robust applications. 💻 Excited to see what tomorrow holds! #JavaScript #NodeJS #CodingJourney #NeverStopLearning

Day 63 #100DaysOfCode #100daysofcodechallenge 👉 Creating a new city 👉 Integrated React npm's date-picker. 👉 Deleting a city 👉 Introduction to typescript- Simple idea of what typescript does - "Static checking" 👉Typescript is a development tool- project still runs in JavaScript