Explained well! thanks for knowledge sharing!

This is a copy of kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZuaXpxjiJmHraM Even the img example is copied

Thanks, really liked consideration of context null/undefined check and variable name coliision. For bind implementation: we can use callback.call(args[0], ...ctx, ...a); instead of merging and spread i.e callback.call(args[0], ...[...ctx, ...a]); Also in case of bind implementation why not consdier consider context value being undefined or null?

bhaiya what is context ans arguments didnt get it

Nice explanation ❤

nice explanation

really nice explanation sir keep uploading, love to connect some day with 💓💓

not working for const obj = { b:4, a:1, c:{ d:[[1,2],[3,4]] } }

Your Solution is not working for the ([1,1,1,0] , 100) . You are taking the smallest number in line 17 instead of closest number. Please Kindly Check and reply me

Liked the drawing explanation - it's better to visualize stuff. Just wanted to check in real time interview - Which approach is preferable and optimized? - If we go with DLL approach, do we need to create DLL from scratch like you do or can we ask the interviewer to get it copied from somewhere? (Asking this, since it's not a question to create DLL) Thanks in advance!

Bro you have deep understanding of functions

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Your way of explanation is marvelous

Amazing video with In-depth explanation. Thanks bro.

Thanks great explanation!

Amazing Ankit

This is actually very easy and helpful, thank you a lot

Hi.. but with this we cannot use onerror.. so it's better we can also remove onerror from redux or api from where we are getting the data html.. please advise

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Hello Ankit !! Please make complete react playlist the way you teach is best and i want to learn react from you buddy!

Very nice explanation. I am following you from now. Please update with more advanced topics on JavaScript/Front End Development interview questions.

Please make video on polyfill for compose function

This is the video I have been searching from 3 months.

brother can you break the ice on my 2 topics: 1. without using the callback, it is working as expected and 2. I am not getting the use of func.apply() but if we remove it then the function call does not execute. hope you help me through this topic thanks a million in advance,

Nice Explanation...

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Awesome Sir

Nice one keep doing videos like this

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Amazing ! THANKYOU SO MUCH 💓

Nice explanation 👏👏

How after clicking the value we can add on input box

Sir clear nhi dikh rha h

Timestamps: 00:00 - Why debouncing? 01:31 - Implementing from scratch 04:53 - Using lodash 05:58 - Using react react-debounce-input

Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:32 Basic Tests 04:55 Testing Events 13:14 Bonus - Testing API's - Mock Service Worker

So great bhai

Which technology use in front end and backend part?

Can you please provide your source code which might be useful for us?

Can you tell me how you have started JavaScript during your intial days of development. I know you are a follower of Akhsay saini sir and you have made those projects which he mentioned in his vedios. So can you tell how you have started learning JavaScript in a step by step manner along with all the resources. It would be very helpful.

Appreciate work :) <----> link to demo/live app not working .PLEASE CHECK once :)

#Mood 2 good

Keep it up

nice todo app, iwill want to create

it's too good :)

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Nice work bro ..😎👌👏

bro can i get ur email id?