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manuel.kiessling.net
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| | | | | Some days ago my son asked me how computer games are made. I couldn't really explain it very well in terms he understood (he's 5 years old), but I wanted to show it to him. Thus I started working with him on a 2D space shooter written in JavaScript, using the canvas element of HTML5. | |
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www.hillelwayne.com
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| | | | | What does this print? x = 1 x --> 0 Think it through, then try it in a browser console! Answer and explanation in the dropdown. Show answer It prints 1. wait wtf At the beginning of a line (and only at the beginning of a line), --> starts a comment. The JavaScript is parsed as x=1; x; // 0 The browser then displays the value of the last expression, which of course is 1. | |
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blog.logrocket.com
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| | | | | Resources to Help Product Teams Ship Amazing Digital Experiences | |
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www.tvagile.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing user experience over test-driven development in software engineering practices. | ||
