If you optimize your JavaScript code with these hacks, it can help you write cleaner code, save resources, and optimize your programming time.
According to RedMonk, JavaScript is the most popular programming language. Furthermore, SlashData estimates that around 12.4 million developers use JavaScript, which also includes CoffeeScript and Microsoft’s TypeScript.
This means that millions of people use JavaScript to work as programmers, take freelance gigs through sites like UpWork and Freelancer, or even start their own web developing businesses.
freeCodeCamp has an excellent basics course on JavaScript. But, if you’re already familiar with the fundamentals and want to advance your proficiency in JavaScript, then here are ten hacks you should learn and integrate into your workflow.
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