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Image of code sample for the article: How to format numbers

How to format numbers

The native Intl.NumberFormat API lets you format numbers for specific languages without any external dependencies. …read more

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Format "5 days ago" localized relative date strings in a few lines with native JavaScript

The native Intl.RelativeTimeFormat API can generate nicely formatted relative date/time strings without any external dependencies. …read more

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How to extract pdf data with PDF.js

We live in a data-driven world, consistently transferring data from one location to another. In this brief tutorial, I will show you how to extract pdf content using PDF.js. This npm package will help you roll out custom pdf extraction logic or an interface to explore pdf data. …read more

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Lets code a plain JavaScript notification queue using private fields and methods

Defining easy-to-use APIs can be tricky, a good starting point is to keep a small exposed surface. Now as private fields are becoming available, let try them out. …read more

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How to use lookahead and lookbehind RegExp in JavaScript

Sometimes you want to ensure that a RegExp pattern starts immediately after a specific string but you don't want to include those characters in the match. In these cases, a lookbehind expression comes in handy. …read more

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Scaling values between two ranges

In some cases, you have one type of value with a specific range and you want to scale them proportionally into a new range. …read more

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How to deprecate features in your API before making breaking changes

When creating APIs that external parties depend on you will soon realize the need to be careful about making breaking changes to that API as even a single renamed property/function might cause existing code using your API to fail. …read more