In my last post on objects, I mentioned how most of what we do as JavaScript developers is working with objects. It's foundational to building JavaScript applications. We spoke about filtering, searching, and sorting. In this post, I'll go through three aspects of CRUD: Create, Update, and Delete.
There are certain tasks so common that you're almost guaranteed to encounter them in any professional environment. One of those is working with objects. In this series, I'm exploring some of the most common ways we work with objects. For this entry, we're starting with filtering, searching, and sorting. Let's dig in.
How many of us have struggled to find the right font for a web project? Our first instinct is to use a custom font via a CDN or self-host it. We overlook web-safe fonts because we usually don't know what's available. But what if you could have the performance benefits without compromising style (too much)? Let's talk about it.